Returned Notices. If a Class Notice is returned because of an incorrect address, within five (5) business days from receipt of the returned notice, the Settlement Administrator will conduct a search for a more current address for the Class Member and re- mail the Class Notice to the Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will use the National Change of Address Database and skip traces to attempt to find the current address. The Settlement Administrator will be responsible for taking reasonable steps to trace the mailing address of any Class Member for whom a Class Notice is returned by U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable. These reasonable steps shall include, at a minimum, the tracking of all undelivered mail, performing address searches for all mail returned without a forwarding address, and promptly re-mailing to Class Members for whom new addresses are found.
Returned Notices. Unless the Settlement Administrator receives a Notice returned from the United States Postal Service for reasons discussed below in this paragraph, the Notice shall be deemed mailed and received by the Settlement Class Member to whom it was sent three
Returned Notices. In the event that any settlement notice is returned as undeliverable, Class Administrator shall promptly re-mail or re-email or re-text the returned item to the corrected mailing address or email address or telephone number of the intended recipient as determined by postal forwarding address or through a search of a national database, if any. If a corrected mailing address or email address or telephone number cannot be obtained for the intended recipient, or in the case of two returns attributable to any Class/Collective Member, the disbursement of the Guaranteed Funds due to that Class/Collective Member will be deemed Residual Funds and treated in accordance with Section 6E below.
Returned Notices. The Settlement Administrator will take steps to ensure that the 7 Notice is received by all Settlement Class Members, including utilization of the National Change 8 of Address Database maintained by the United States Postal Service to review the accuracy of 9 and, if possible, update a mailing address. Notices will be re-mailed to any Settlement Class 10 Member for whom an updated address is located within ten (10) calendar days following both the 11 Settlement Administrator learning of the failed mailing and its receipt of the updated address. The
Returned Notices. The Settlement Administrator will take steps to ensure that the 17 Notice is received by all Settlement Class Members, including utilization of the National Change 18 of Address Database maintained by the United States Postal Service to review the accuracy of 19 and, if possible, update a mailing address. If no forwarding address is provided, the Settlement 20 Administrator will promptly attempt to determine the correct address using a skip-trace, or other 21 search using the name, address, and/or Social Security number of the Class Member involved and 22 will then perform a single re-mailing. In the event the procedures in this Paragraph are followed 23 and the intended recipient of a Notice Packet still does not receive the Notice Packet, the Class 24 Member shall be bound by all terms of the Settlement and any Judgment entered by the Court if 25 the Settlement is approved by the Court. Notices will be re-mailed to any Settlement Class
Returned Notices. If a Class Notice is returned because of an incorrect address, within five (5) calendar days from receipt of the returned notice, the Settlement Administrator will conduct a search for a more current address for the Class Member and re- mail the Class Notice to the Class Member. The Settlement Administrator will use the National Change of Address Database and skip traces to attempt to find the current address. The Settlement Administrator will be responsible for taking reasonable steps to trace the mailing address of any Class Member for whom a Class Notice is returned by U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable. These reasonable steps shall include, at a minimum, the tracking of all undelivered mail, performing address searches for all mail returned without a forwarding address, and promptly re-mailing to Class Members for whom new addresses are found. If the Settlement Administrator is unable to locate a better address through a database search or skip trace, the Settlement Administrator shall call the last known phone number provided by Defendants to attempt to obtain an accurate address. If an address is obtained, the Settlement Administrator shall promptly re-mail the Class Notice to the updated address. If a new address is obtained by a way of a returned Notice, then the Claims Administrator shall promptly forward the original Notice to the updated address via first-class regular U.S. mail indicating on the original Notice the date of such re-mailing. Those Class Members who receive a re-mailed Class Notice, whether by skip-trace or by request, will have the later of (a) an additional fifteen (15) calendar days or (b) the Response Deadline to postmark or fax a Request for Exclusion or Notice of Objection to the Settlement.
