You could get money back if Vivint misused your credit report.

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No company should misuse a person’s personal information — especially when it’s to open accounts for someone else. But that’s exactly what the FTC charged Vivint Smart Home, Inc. with doing. And that’s why 9,000 people will be getting a notice from the FTC about the Vivint settlement.

The FTC began sending notices by mail and email today. If you get one, it means you’re eligible to file your claim in one of the following ways:

• Submit your claim online at ftc.gov/Vivint;
• Mail in the claim form using the enclosed pre-paid envelope; or
• Call 1-833-472-1996 to request a printed claim form.

Don’t wait.** **You have until October 9, 2023 to file a claim.

If you have any questions about the process, visit ftc.gov/Vivint or call 1-833-472-1996.

Worried about refund scams? Remember:

• The FTC will never charge you to file a refund claim form. Anyone who tells you that you have to pay to file a refund claim is a scammer.

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