Is Thatsuitemoney.ca Thatsuite Money a Scam? That Suite Class Action Lawsuit against Microsoft Canada
Thatsuite Money or That Suite Money class action lawsuit published at www.thatsuitemoney.ca is not a scam? If you bought PC versions of Microsoft MS-DOS, Windows, Office, Word, and/or Excel between 1998 and 2010 you might be eligible for compensation. Make a claim to get up to $250 cash for individual licenses or get up to $650 in vouchers for Volume Licenses without proof of purchase.
About Thatsuite Money Class Action Lawsuit?
The Class Action lawsuits were commenced in British Columbia, Ontario and Québec, but include Canadian residents in all provinces and territories. The Class Actions alleged that Microsoft and Microsoft Canada were involved in a conspiracy to illegally increase prices for certain Microsoft products.
A settlement was reached with the defendants, and was approved by the British Columbia, Ontario and Québec Courts.
The settling defendants do not admit, and expressly deny, any wrongdoing or liability.
The settlement amount is dependent on a number of factors, including how many members of the Class Actions make claims for compensation. After deductions for court approved legal fees and other expenses, the maximum settlement amount that will be available as compensation to members of these Class Actions will be $409,936,100 CAD (the “Net Settlement Amount”).
Who can receive compensation under That Suite MoneyClass Lawsuit?
You are a Class Member if you were a Canadian resident as of May 25, 2016 who, between December 23, 1998 and March 11, 2010 (inclusive), purchased a license for:
PC versions of Microsoft’s Word, Excel, Office, Works Suite, or Home Essentials applications software (including any full upgrade versions); OR
PC versions of Microsoft’s MS-DOS or Windows operating systems software.
You must have made this purchase for personal or business use in Canada on an Intel-compatible personal computer, and not for resale. Purchases must be of a genuine license for any full or upgrade version of the Microsoft products listed above.
If you purchased a Microsoft product to use on your computer, or a new PC computer with a Microsoft product already installed, that means that you purchased a license for the product.
What compensation may be available under the Thatsuite Money settlement?
There are two (2) categories of compensation available:
Consumer Cash Payments: If you purchased a license for one (1) of the Microsoft products listed here for use in Canada, you may be eligible for a cash payment. Purchases made through a volume licensing program are not eligible for Cash Payments.
Volume Licensee Vouchers: If you purchased a license for one (1) of the Microsoft products listed here through a Microsoft volume licensing program (including Open, Select and Enterprise Agreements) for use in Canada, you may be eligible to submit a claim for a voucher that is redeemable for certain Microsoft products. For more information about Volume Licensee Vouchers click here.
Payments per Microsoft product license range from $6.50 CAD to $13.00 CAD for both Consumer Cash Payments and Volume Licensee Vouchers.
In order to submit a Consumer Cash or Volume Licensee claim for compensation, you must submit a claim to the Claims Administrator no later than September 23, 2021.
After the end of the claims period, if there are settlement funds remaining, some K-12 schools and post-secondary institutions in Canada will be eligible to claim school voucher distribution.
How do I submit a claim?
The only way to receive compensation from the settlement is to submit a claim online here. It’s fast, easy and secure.
The deadline to submit a claim for compensation is September 23, 2021.
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