A Settlement has been reached in a proposed class action against Noom, Inc. (“Noom”). The case alleges that Noom’s autorenewal and cancellation practices violated both common law and consumer protection laws nationwide.
Noom denies these allegations and any wrongdoing and maintains that its autorenewal and cancellation practices were at all times lawful.
You are included in the Settlement if you purchased an autorenewing Noom Healthy Weight Subscription through Noom’s website or mobile app between May 12, 2016 and October 6, 2020 while in the United States and did not receive a full refund of your subscription charges.
To get Settlement money, click here and file your valid claim.
Included users can fill out a short claim form and receive a payment estimated to range from approximately $30.00 to $167.00.
These amounts are averages only and your payment amount may be different. The payment amount will depend on a variety of factors including the number of subscription payments made and the legal strength of the user’s claim as determined by the lawyers and the judge in this case. The payment amount will also depend on the number of claims submitted.
The Settlement also requires Noom to make changes to its autorenewal and cancellation practices.
Read the Notice carefully. If you are included in the proposed classes, your legal rights are affected whether you act or do not act. The judge in charge of this case hasn’t decided if the Settlement is fair yet. Payments will be made only if the judge decides the Settlement is fair and approves the Settlement.
