Fortnite's involuntary expenses were refunded by the FTC, up to $126 million, and the claim is only two weeks away

2025-06-29 21:11:16|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) today announced that it will issue refunds to players who have made involuntary purchases in Fortnite, with a total refund of more than $126 million.The FTC will also reopen the process, allowing players and their parents or guardians to file further claims from now until July 9, 2025.

The latest refund is another move after Epic's 629,344 refunds issued by Epic in December 2024 due to "deceptive" behavior, which caused players to make involuntary purchases.

The FTC said Epic was "deceptive" and caused players to initially make involuntary purchases.Although the agency disclosed that the average refund amount in December was $114 per person, it did not disclose the average refund amount this time, perhaps because players still have time to submit their claims.

However, starting today, the FTC will issue 969,173 refunds through PayPal or checks.If you choose to receive a check in the claim form, the FTC recommends that you cash it within 90 days.

PayPal payee should redeemed for a refund within 30 days.Including today’s refund, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has paid players more than $200 million as part of its punitive measures against Epic Games.

The claim process began in September 2023 and is part of Epic's $245 million fine for Fortnite microtransaction issues.The first claim process runs from September 2023 to January 2024, and if you missed that deadline, you now have an additional two weeks to get a refund from Epic Games.

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