PayMe - Claim Your Money

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About this app

Get Paid From Class Action Lawsuits - No Lawyer Needed

Every year, billions of dollars from class action settlements go unclaimed. PayMe helps you claim your share in seconds. No paperwork. No legal knowledge. Just money you didn’t know you were owed.

Key Features:
• Find Eligible Class Action Claims Instantly
Answer a few quick questions and PayMe matches you with active lawsuits you’re eligible for. No legal advice required.
• File Claims in Seconds
Skip the confusing legal forms. We’ll handle the submission process so you can sit back and get paid.
• Track Your Payouts
See exactly when your claims are filed, approved, and when you’ll receive your money.
• Coming Soon: Cancel Unwanted Subscriptions
PayMe will soon help you identify and cancel recurring subscriptions you no longer use, saving you even more money each month.

Why PayMe?
You don’t need a law degree or expensive attorney. PayMe makes it simple for everyday people to collect money from companies that broke the rules. Our mission is to help you get what’s yours—fast, safely, and with zero legal hassle.

Subscription Information
To unlock full access to claims and payout tracking, purchase a PayMe Pro subscription:
Auto-renewable subscription:
• 1 year: $29.99

Ratings and reviews

Absolute scam. You can't see anything you might actually be eligible for until you pay. The "estimate" is the same for everyone, so don't think it actually has anything to do with the info they ask for. It asks you to rate it before you even see what the app can do. They say to select a plan but the ONLY option is a yearly sub for $30 and you can't see what you're eligible for until you pay. Spoiler alert: it's probably nothing, which is what this app is worth.

Definitely a scam!! I'm embarrassed I fell for it. When you pay for the subscription it says they send you a 6-digit code to your email. You have to enter this code before you can go any further. When you get the email, there's no code. It's just an email saying that you changed your email. Which is suspect to begin with. It implies you've used it before with another email. I want a refund!!

The preliminary questions to determine an estimated amount of money available to you should have been a sign not to proceed. With just my first name and address they suggested thousands of dollars were available to me. Once paid and fully registered, I qualified for NONE of the listed merchants. Waste of $30 that I won't see again... Buyer beware!