Illinois Peeps, Make an Easy $100 Right Now on Verizon Lawsuit

If you are a bit of a dilly-dallier, you must set aside a few minutes to file a claim in the $100 million Verizon Wireless class action lawsuit.

That's because time is running out, and this is pretty easy to qualify for from the sound of things.

Think about it: Verizon is probably one of the world's biggest wireless carriers so that you may have been a customer at one point or another. Here's a chance to make some easy money.

VERIZON WIRELESS CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT EXPLAINED

According to Consumer Action, Verizon is paying $100 million to settle the claim that it was "unfairly and without adequate disclosure," charging "its post-paid wireless service customers a monthly administrative fee."

If you're a current or former Verizon Wireless customer charged an "administrative charge" or "administrative and telco recovery charge," you can make a claim.

VERIZON WIRELESS CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT DEADLINE

You better hurry up and make a claim soon. The deadline for participating in the $100 million Verizon Wireless lawsuit is Monday, April 15.

HOW MUCH IS THE VERIZON LAWSUIT PAYOUT?

MSN says we can make a nice chunk of change. They say affected users will "get up to $100 each if they file a valid claim."

Have you made the claim yet? Get on it. Here's the link.

Pro tip: be sure you have your Verizon Wireless account number. If you have that ready, follow a few more prompts, and you will be all set. Finally, the settlement will be paid straight to your Venmo account. Like I said, easy money.