If you received repeated text messages from QuoteWizard despite your phone number being on the National Do Not Call Registry, you might be entitled to compensation. In a significant development for consumer rights and telemarketing accountability, QuoteWizard has agreed to a $19 million payout to resolve a lawsuit alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This article provides a full breakdown of the QuoteWizard class action settlement, including who qualifies, how much you could receive, and what you need to do next.
Similar to other consumer protection victories like the V Shred data privacy settlement and the Mattress Firm false discount lawsuit, this settlement is another reminder that you can take action when your rights are violated.
Table of Contents
- What Is the QuoteWizard Class Action Settlement?
- Why Was QuoteWizard Sued?
- Who Is Eligible to Receive Compensation?
- How Much Money Can You Get?
- Do You Need to File a Claim?
- Important Deadlines
- What This Means for TCPA Enforcement
- Conclusion: How to Make the Most of This Opportunity
What Is the QuoteWizard Class Action Settlement?
The QuoteWizard class action settlement resolves allegations that the insurance quote comparison company violated federal law by sending marketing text messages to consumers who had not provided consent. The case was filed under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which protects individuals from unwanted calls and messages.
Rather than admitting fault, QuoteWizard agreed to a $19 million settlement to avoid further litigation.
Why Was QuoteWizard Sued?
The lawsuit alleges that QuoteWizard sent text messages to individuals who had registered their phone numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry. The TCPA prohibits businesses from contacting these numbers without prior consent, yet QuoteWizard allegedly sent multiple texts to users over 12-month periods.
The plaintiff, in this case, claimed that he received repeated messages offering insurance services, despite never requesting such information. The case aimed to represent a larger class of individuals who received similar unsolicited communications.
Who Is Eligible to Receive Compensation?
To qualify for a payout, you must:
- Have a phone number listed on the National Do Not Call Registry.
- Have received more than one telemarketing text message from QuoteWizard within any 12-month period.
There is no need to have retained copies of the texts or any proof of communication—the settlement administrator will identify eligible class members.
How Much Money Can You Get?
The total settlement fund is $19 million, and compensation depends on how many texts each eligible class member received:
- Minimum of $76 for individuals who received two text messages.
- $38 for each additional message beyond the first two.
Final payment amounts may vary depending on how many people remain in the class and do not opt out of the settlement.
Do You Need to File a Claim?
No claim form is required. If you qualify and do not opt out of the class, you will automatically receive a payout. This is great news for eligible recipients who may otherwise miss out.
To ensure proper delivery, eligible class members should confirm or update their contact information through the official settlement website: QWTCPASettlement.com
You can also refer to our guide on how to file class action claims with Sparrow for general instructions.
Important Deadlines
- Exclusion/Objection Deadline: August 5, 2025
- Final Approval Hearing: September 29, 2025
Make sure you don’t miss out by staying on top of these dates. Bookmark our class action updates page for more news.
What This Means for TCPA Enforcement
The QuoteWizard class action settlement highlights how seriously courts are beginning to treat TCPA violations. This isn’t the first time telemarketers have faced legal consequences for mass texting campaigns without consent—and it won’t be the last.
This case serves as a precedent and may encourage more consumers to take action against unauthorized marketing. For more insights, check out our article on how TCPA violations are shaping digital marketing.
Conclusion: How to Make the Most of This Opportunity
The QuoteWizard class action settlement is a key opportunity for consumers to receive compensation for the inconvenience—and legal violation—of receiving unwanted marketing texts.
If you received such messages and meet the eligibility criteria, there’s nothing more to do except wait for your payout. No forms. No fees. Just fairness.
To explore other open settlements you may qualify for, check out our active class action lawsuit list.
Ready to learn more or confirm your eligibility?
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