BuckBack By IOCODO

U.S. class actions

Open class action settlements, checked on the official site.

BuckBack lists open U.S. class action settlements. For each one, you answer a few yes or no questions based on the court notice and see how your answers compare with the notice's own words. The deadline and the official claim form are on the same page.

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How it works

Not legal advice. BuckBack never files a claim for you.

The BuckBack page of an example settlement: the case, the deadline in the approved notice, the date it was last checked, what happened and what the notice says about payment.
An example settlement checked against its notice: a stamp saying the answers match the notice, the answers next to the notice's words, the filing deadline, and a button that opens the official form.

Four steps

How it works

The last step happens on the official site, where you file yourself.

  1. Pick a settlement

    Every open settlement in the list comes from its official website or the court notice, and shows the date it was last checked.

  2. Answer a few questions

    They are yes or no, and each one is based on the court notice. Your answers are saved on your device and never sent to us.

  3. Compare your answers

    Matches the notice, Not sure yet or Doesn't match, with each answer shown next to the notice's words.

  4. File on the official site

    The official claim form opens in Safari, and you file there yourself. Filing on the official site costs nothing.

The top of the BuckBack list of open settlements: a green banknote header, a search field, filters, and one settlement ticket with its filing date.
A BuckBack question taken from the notice of an example settlement, with the answers Yes, No and Not sure.
A Not sure yet result on an example settlement: the part of the class the answer was unsure about, quoted from the notice, and a button that opens the official notice to check it.

The comparison

Your answers, next to the notice's words

Every question maps to one clause of the class definition, and BuckBack quotes that clause in the notice's own words.

The result shows which answers match and which don't. BuckBack compares. It never decides.

Only the settlement administrator decides who gets paid.

Matches the notice

Every answer you gave matches the notice's description of the class.

Not sure yet

You weren't sure about one part, and the result names it.

Doesn't match

At least one answer doesn't match the notice, and you can see which one.

Reminders

A reminder before it closes

Save a settlement and BuckBack can remind you a week before the deadline, then again the day before.

Reminders are optional. Your device's operating system holds them, and you can turn them off in the app's settings.

ReminderA week before

ReminderThe day before

Filed already? Mark the settlement as filed and keep your confirmation number with it.

The My claims screen: two saved settlements with reminders a week and a day before their deadlines, and one settlement marked as filed.

What to expect

The fine print, up front

What BuckBack does with your answers, and what it leaves to the official site.

  • No account. There is no sign-in, and BuckBack never asks for your name, email address, phone number, bank details or Social Security number.
  • No promised amounts. A dollar amount appears only when the notice states one per person. BuckBack shows it after the words The notice says and adds that the final amount depends on how many people file.
  • You file, not BuckBack. BuckBack never files a claim for you and never fills a claim form. Filing on the official site costs nothing.
  • Official sources, dated. Every entry comes from the official settlement website or the court notice, and shows the date it was last checked.
  • Your answers are never sent to us. Saved settlements, your answers and I filed marks are kept on your device. The privacy policy lists what the app does send.
  • Not a law firm. BuckBack is not legal advice and is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. It is not affiliated with any court, company, law firm, government agency or settlement administrator. Only the administrator decides who gets paid. Claims are signed under penalty of perjury, so only file if your answers are true.

Questions

Questions people ask first

Does BuckBack file the claim for me?

No. BuckBack opens the official claim form in Safari, and you file there yourself. It never fills the form or files on your behalf, and filing on the official site costs nothing.

Is BuckBack legal advice?

No. BuckBack is not legal advice, and it is not affiliated with any court, company, law firm, government agency or settlement administrator.

How does BuckBack compare my answers?

Every question maps to a clause of the class definition, quoted in the notice's own words. The result shows which answers match and which do not. BuckBack does not decide who is in the class: only the settlement administrator decides who gets paid.

Will BuckBack tell me how much I will get?

No. When a notice states a per-person amount, BuckBack shows it after the words The notice says and adds that the final amount depends on how many people file. When a notice states none, BuckBack shows none.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no account and no sign-in. Your saved settlements, answers and reminders are kept on your device. Your answers are never sent to us.

On its way to the App Store

BuckBack is made by IOCODO LLC. Questions before it launches? Write to us.

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The BuckBack app icon: a gold coin engraved with two letters B back to back, the first ending in a return arrow, on banknote green.