Vanilla Gift Card Fraud Restitution (California)
Open — claims due
- Claim deadline
- — check the official site for the exact cut-off time and postmark rules
- Who qualifies
- California residents who bought (or were given) a non-reloadable Vanilla gift card purchased in California between November 1, 2019 and September 30, 2024, lost money to unauthorized charges they believe came from package tampering, and have not been refunded by InComm.
- Payout (as stated by the official source)
- Up to $30
Full amount lost with complete proof (up to 75% with partial proof); without proof, up to $15 per card for up to two cards ($30). No-proof payments may be reduced pro rata - Proof of purchase / documentation
- Only for some benefits. Proof is optional, but needed to recover more than $15 per card
No-receipt cash option: at least one cash payment here needs no receipts or proof of losses. - Claim ID or notice code
- We haven't confirmed whether the claim form asks for a Claim ID or notice code. If you got a notice, keep it handy.
- Defendant
- InComm Financial Services, Inc.
- Claims administrator
- Verita Global, (888) 808-2479, info@CAgiftcardsettlement.com
As printed on the official settlement website. Use these to check anything that looks wrong. - Case
- People of the State of California v. InComm Financial Services, Inc., et al., Case No. CGC-23-610333
San Francisco Superior Court - State
- Limited to California (see who qualifies)
- Category
- Credit & finance
Go to the official settlement website (cagiftcardsettlement.com)
This link goes to the settlement administrator's website. Settlement Deadlines does not process claims and is not affiliated with the administrator.
Sources
- https://www.cagiftcardsettlement.com/
- https://www.sf.gov/news-city-attorney-chiu-secures-over-15-million-for-victims-of-gift-card-fraud
Last verified: . Claim deadline, payout and case details checked against the official settlement website on 2026-11-03. Independent confirmation: San Francisco City Attorney's announcement on SF.gov naming CAGiftCardSettlement.com and the case number. Details can change; the official website is authoritative.