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AT&T and Yahoo (Photos from MGN) Two major companies are paying out to make things right with their customers. If you received a text from AT&T about a credit, it’s real. They’re giving money back to customers because, all the way back in 2014, the FTC said AT&T limited their unlimited data. If you’re still a customer, you’ll get a credit by March 3. If you’ve left the network, they’ll mail you a check. For more information about the AT&T settlement, click here. If you had a Yahoo account anytime in 2012 and 2016, you may have gotten a reminder email about their data breach settlement. The $117 million+ will go toward things like credit monitoring or out-of-pocket costs related to losses. In order to receive Yahoo’s benefits, you’ll need to file a claim by July 20. To learn more about the Yahoo data breach settlement and file a claim, click here.