505 Quick Cash & Pawn (New Mexico) Class Action Settlement
The 505 Quick Cash & Pawn (New Mexico) Class Action Settlement is open for claims until August 11, 2026. ClassAction.org lists 505 Quick Cash & Pawn (New Mexico) as an open settlement for review. You may be able to claim a piece of this settlement if you entered into a pawn contract with 505 Quick Cash & Pawn any time since February 16, 2019. Eligibility, proof requirements, payment amounts, and filing acceptance must be confirmed on the official settlement website before publication.
| Estimated payout | Varies by approved claim |
|---|---|
| Filing deadline | August 11, 2026 14 days left |
| Proof required | Proof helpful |
| Who it covers | NM |
| Category | Retail |
| Listed by | ClassAction.org open settlements |
Who may qualify
- Source row: 505 Quick Cash & Pawn (New Mexico).
- Source summary: You may be able to claim a piece of this settlement if you entered into a pawn contract with 505 Quick Cash & Pawn any time since February 16, 2019.
- Listed deadline: 2026-08-11.
- Listed payout: Varies by approved claim.
- Listed proof requirement from source: N/A.
- You may qualify only if you meet the official class definition and submit through the official filing method.
How to file this claim
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