TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Homegoods, AJ Wright在１／２２有一天的全館85折，含清倉品。
這個促銷，是因為他們之前用無線網路傳輸刷卡資料，被攔截盜刷，法院要求的懲罰。
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UPDATE
On September 2, 2008, the Court entered a judgment granting final approval to the settlement. Final claim determinations are expected in 2009.
Please note also that, with respect to the Special Event referenced in the settlement notice and this website, the Court’s judgment provides as follows: “The storewide sale – while of course permissible at the option of TJX – shall not be, nor be represented to be an aspect of the settlement.” While no longer part of the Court-ordered settlement, TJX intends to proceed with the systemwide, storewide sale in 2009.
The purpose of this website is to inform you of a settlement involving The TJX Companies, Inc. and Fifth Third Bancorp (“Defendants”) in a class action lawsuit involving shoppers in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada about computer system intrusions into personal and financial information.
The lawsuit challenges TJX’s practices regarding the prior retention of customers’ personal information on its computer system. Plaintiffs claim that Defendants failed to adequately safeguard that system and, as a result, unauthorized people gained access to customers’ personal and financial information. Specifically, Plaintiffs allege that TJX failed to maintain adequate security for credit and debit card information, check transaction information, and driver’s license or government identification information. According to Plaintiffs, TJX’s inadequate security measures and Fifth Third’s inadequate monitoring of TJX allowed unauthorized people to access and steal this information to commit fraud and identity theft.
The Defendants deny all of Plaintiffs’ claims, including denying that TJX adequately failed to safeguard its computer system, and say that they did nothing wrong. Specifically, Defendants disagree with the allegations and say that they have many defenses, that they are not liable to Plaintiffs, and that Plaintiffs are not entitled to any money or benefits from this litigation.
The Court did not decide in favor of Plaintiffs or the Defendants. Instead, both sides agreed to settle this case to avoid the cost and risk of a trial. The settlement does not mean that any law was violated or that the Defendants did anything wrong. The Defendants deny all legal claims in this case. The Class Representatives and their lawyers think the settlement is best for all Settlement Class Members. The Court has approved the settlement.
The Court decided that the Settlement Class includes anyone in the United States (including the District of Columbia), Puerto Rico or Canada who made a purchase or return at certain TJX stores, had or allege having personal or financial data stolen or placed at risk of being stolen from TJX’s computer system, and who were or may be damaged or who allege they were damaged from this intrusion. For a listing of the TJX stores involved please click here.
The settlement offers vouchers, cash benefits, credit monitoring, identity theft insurance, and reimbursements to eligible people affected by the intrusion(s). Additionally, TJX has taken steps to enhance the security of its computer system. To make a claim, you must complete and submit the appropriate claim form and required documentation. If you are eligible for credit monitoring and identity theft insurance, you will be told how to sign-up for them in a separate letter mailed to you on February 29, 2008. The claim forms are available here. . Please read the instructions on the appropriate claim form carefully, fill out the claim form(s), attach the required documentation and mail it postmarked no later than the applicable deadline to TJX Settlement, PO Box 3775, Portland, OR 97208-3775. Click here to see a list of the deadlines.
If you would like additional information about the settlement in this class action lawsuit in the form of frequently asked questions (FAQs), please click here .
