The Federal Trade Commission is issuing more than $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players who were charged for in-game items they didn't want -- and here's how people can file a claim. The ...

If you or someone you know plays online video game, Fortnite, you may want to double check your account’s payment history. If you’ve fallen victim to unwanted Fortnite purchases between January 2017 ...

Fortnite gamers who were charged for unwanted purchases while playing the online video game could receive a slice of the $126 million in refunds the Federal Trade Commission is sending out this week.

Fortnite players are getting extra time to cash out. The Federal Trade Commission announced on Wednesday that it has reopened the process for gamers and their parents and guardians to submit a refund ...

You can request a PlayStation Store refund within two weeks of purchase so long as you have your account information and the ...

If you play the popular video game "Fortnite" and have been receiving unwanted charges for in-game purchases, you may be eligible for a settlement. Fortnite developer Epic Games is giving out $126 ...

The FTC is issuing $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players for unwanted in-game purchases. Impacted players can submit a claim at ftc.gov/fortnite by the July 9 deadline. The refunds follow ...

The controversial Peacemaker emote that was pulled from the game has returned, but players who bought it don't like the ...

Fortnite’s recently released “Peacemaker” emote—dubbed “Peaceful Hips”—has been pulled from the game after serious concerns ...