SOURCES
Start with the source.
The organization running a program controls its terms. Our pages help you read them and get back to the right place.
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Government agencies
The FTC lists its refund programs and their administrators. The CFPB publishes information about payments to harmed consumers. Use the case-specific government page to confirm the program and the authorized contact.
Settlement administrators
Use the exact administrator website linked for your case. Its notice, claim form and court documents explain the covered class, exclusions, filing dates and allocation rules. The administrator can answer case-specific questions that doddo cannot resolve.
Sportsbook providers
Operator promotion pages explain the public offer; the terms shown for your state and account determine what you can use. A public headline alone does not establish eligibility, reward availability or a quote.
News and supplementary reporting
Reporting can help surface a new case or explain its background. We do not use a media headline as the authority for filing eligibility, a payment amount or a signup condition. Follow the primary link on the relevant page.
When information disagrees
Check the latest official notice and contact the program administrator or provider. Do not act on a doddo summary that conflicts with the current source. The review date and source link are there to make that comparison easier.
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