Spent money on Whatnot mystery boxes or card breaks? You may be entitled to compensation.
Check If You Qualify →People nationwide who purchased mystery boxes or participated in card breaks through Whatnot.
Whatnot allows users to purchase mystery boxes and participate in card breaks where buyers may pay money before knowing exactly what item, card, or value they will receive.
Attorneys are investigating whether the chance-based nature of certain mystery box purchases and card breaks may constitute illegal gambling or violate consumer protection laws.
Whatnot is an online marketplace where users can participate in live shopping events, purchase mystery boxes, and join card breaks.
With mystery boxes, buyers may pay before knowing which specific item they will receive. With card breaks, participants may purchase a spot, team, player, pack, or other entry tied to cards opened during a live break, without knowing beforehand which cards they will ultimately receive or how valuable those cards may be.
Attorneys are investigating whether certain Whatnot mystery box purchases and card breaks function similarly to gambling because consumers may spend money for a chance to receive an item or card that could be worth more or less than what they paid.
The investigation is examining whether these practices may violate gambling or consumer protection laws and whether people who spent money on these activities may have legal claims.
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