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Pursuant to the Stipulated Preliminary Injunction Order (the “Order”) entered by the United States District Court for the District of Utah on November 1, 2019, Zurixx, LLC and its related entities have been placed into a Receivership, and David K. Broadbent has been appointed as Receiver. A copy of the Order is available at the link below. A process will be developed for those who wish to make a claim against the Receivership Estate, and information regarding such claims process will be posted here.

Zurixx and its related companies are no longer doing business and will not be filling orders.  At this time, the Receiver will not be collecting detailed information about claims for refunds from Zurixx customers.

For consumers who purchased products or services from Zurixx with a credit card(s), you may wish to contact your credit card company to see what remedies may be available to you. Please feel free to visit https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0219-disputing-credit-card-charges for more information that may be helpful.

Please feel free to check back for more information, as this website will be updated periodically.

**CLAIMS UPDATE

The FTC, the Utah Division of Consumer Protection and the defendants have agreed to settle their case, and the court has approved the settlement.  A copy of the Court’s order is linked here.  To answer questions about payments to consumers and filing of claims, the FTC has provided the following:

I just heard about an FTC settlement. How long will it take to send out payments? How do I file a claim?

We send out payments as soon as we can. We cannot send payments until all legal action is complete, and we have collected the money from the defendants.

Most FTC cases do not require you to file a claim. FTC court orders typically require the defendants to provide a list of customers, along with their contact information, and how much they paid. We use this information to send refunds.  If we do not have all the information we need to send refunds, we may request that consumers file a claim. If so, information about how to file a claim will be available at ftc.gov/refunds.

It is our goal to send payments within 6 months of receiving the data and money necessary for distribution.

If you believe you have been affected by an FTC case that is not listed at ftc.gov/refunds, you can file a complaint at reportfraud.ftc.gov.