Teleflora TCPA Settlement: Up to $251 per Claim

The settlement covers a nationwide group with specific text-message and Do Not Call Registry conditions. The notice does not make a payment automatic; people seeking payment must submit a valid claim.

• You may be included if all of these apply: you did not give Teleflora your phone number; Teleflora sent you more than one promotional text within a 12-month period; and your residential or cell number had been on the National Do Not Call Registry for at least 30 days before at least two of those texts.
• The notice says the class period began May 9, 2021 and ends on the date of preliminary approval, though it does not give that end date.
• You can call the Settlement Administrator to ask whether your number appears in the calling records used in the case. Receiving a postcard may indicate that your name and number appeared in those records, but the notice says a person may still be in the class without receiving one.

The $251 figure is a maximum, not a guaranteed payment amount.

• Eligible class members who submit approved claims may receive no more than $251.
• The actual payment may be lower. The notice says the payment is reduced by each class member’s share of settlement administration expenses and any court-awarded fees.
• Only one approved claim per class member, per telephone number, will be accepted.

A class member who does not submit a timely valid claim will not receive settlement benefits.

• Complete and submit a valid Claim Form.
• You may submit it online at www.TFSettlement.com or mail it to the Teleflora TCPA Settlement Administrator, ATTN: CLAIM FORMS, 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103.
• An online claim is due by 11:59 p.m. PST on November 17, 2026. A mailed claim must be postmarked by November 17, 2026.

A signature, a statement, or a notice alone is not identified by this notice as documentary proof. The document requirements, if any, are not stated in the notice text.

• The notice requires a valid Claim Form and says to provide all information the form requires.
• This notice does not say whether you must submit supporting documents with the claim. Review the Claim Form carefully for its specific requirements.

Because these costs and any fee award come from the settlement fund, the notice says each approved payment is reduced by that class member’s share of those amounts.

• The settlement fund is $6 million.
• That fund pays settlement administration costs, any attorneys’ fees, costs, and expenses awarded by the court, and approved claims.
• Class Counsel plan to seek fees of up to one-third of the settlement fund, plus reimbursement of out-of-pocket litigation expenses. The court decides what fees and expenses to award.

Leaving the settlement means you will not receive a payment from it. The notice says exclusion is necessary if you want to keep the right to pursue your own case against Teleflora about the claims resolved here.

• To leave the settlement, mail an individual exclusion request to Teleflora TCPA Settlement Administrator, Attn: Exclusion Requests, P.O. Box 58220, Philadelphia, PA 19102.
• The request must be personally signed and dated. It must include your full name, address, and the phone number that allegedly received Teleflora calls, and clearly say that you want to be excluded.
• It must be postmarked by November 17, 2026. You cannot opt out by phone, email, or the website.

Objecting asks the court to consider a concern about the settlement. It is different from leaving the settlement: a person who excludes themselves cannot object because the settlement no longer affects them.

• You may object only if you are a class member and do not exclude yourself.
• Your objection must include the specified case caption, your contact information, the basis for the objection, information about any lawyer representing you on the objection, requested information about prior class-action objections, and documents supporting your standing as a class member.
• File the objection electronically, mail it to the Miami-Dade County Clerk’s Office, or file it in person. It must be filed or postmarked by November 17, 2026.

The court will decide whether to approve the settlement and will also consider requested attorneys’ fees and expenses.

• The Final Approval Hearing is scheduled to be held remotely on November 25, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. EST.
• The court may change the date or time without another mailed notice.
• You do not have to attend. A class member who timely objected may ask for permission to speak at the hearing.

The notice does not say how long final approval or any appeals will take.

• Payments are not scheduled for a stated date.
• They can be made only after the court grants final approval and any appeals are resolved.
• If you are in the class but do not file a timely claim, you will not receive benefits. Unless you exclude yourself, you will still be bound by the court’s judgment.