AbleTo Settlement: Eligibility, Payout Amounts, and Deadline

The AbleTo settlement is a class action resolution that pays $23 to each Aetna member who received a prerecorded voicemail from AbleTo, Inc. on a cell phone between September 29, 2019, and February 3, 2026. A federal judge in Tampa is scheduled to decide whether to give the deal final approval on July 28, 2026, and payments have not yet gone out.¹

Who Qualifies

The class covers current or former Aetna members anywhere in the United States who received a prerecorded voicemail from AbleTo on their cellular phone during the class period. Excluded are AbleTo employees, officers, directors, and affiliates, the judges assigned to the case and their close relatives, plaintiffs’ counsel and their staff, and anyone who filed a timely opt-out.²

Eligibility does not follow from having Aetna coverage alone. You need to have received a prerecorded voicemail from AbleTo on your cell phone during that window. Landline calls, live calls, and calls to non-Aetna members are outside the class.

How Much You Get

Each class member with an approved claim receives a one-time $23 payment. Only one claim is honored per person no matter how many calls or voicemails you received.³ The settlement also allocates up to $535,000 for administration costs and up to $1,625,000 for attorneys’ fees and expenses, with the final figures set by the court at the July 28 hearing.¹

When Payments Are Expected

The final fairness hearing is set for July 28, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. in Tampa Courtroom 12B. If the judge grants final approval and no appeals delay the process, checks are expected to be mailed to approved claimants about 56 days after that hearing.¹ Final approval has not yet been granted, and no money has been issued.

The Claim Deadline Has Passed

The deadline to file a claim, opt out, or object was June 3, 2026. If you did not submit a claim by that date, you are not on track to receive a payment from this settlement. Phone, email, and online opt-out requests were not accepted; exclusion required a signed letter mailed to the administrator.²

If you filed a timely claim, no further action is required. The administrator will process approved claims after the court rules.

What the Lawsuit Alleged

The case, Michael Sessa v. AbleTo, Inc., was filed on September 29, 2023, in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida (Case No. 8:23-cv-02219-TPB-CPT).⁴ The plaintiff alleged that AbleTo, working with Aetna, sent unsolicited prerecorded telemarketing calls and voicemails to consumers’ cell phones without their prior express written consent.³

The complaint brought claims under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (FTSA), both of which allow $500 per violation and $1,500 per willful violation.⁵ AbleTo agreed to settle without publicly admitting wrongdoing. The court gave the deal preliminary approval on February 3, 2026.³

Where to Ask About Your Claim

The settlement is being administered by American Legal Claim Services. Class members can reach the administrator through any of the following:¹

Mail: AbleTo Settlement Administrator, PO Box 23489, Jacksonville, FL 32241
Phone: 1-866-626-2725
Email: info@AbleToTCPAsettlement.com
Website: www.AbleToTCPAsettlement.com

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ClaimDepot. AbleTo TCPA Settlement
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ClassAction.org. Sessa v. AbleTo Inc. Settlement Notice
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ClassAction.org. AbleTo TCPA Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Prerecorded Voice Messages
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Justia Dockets. Sessa v. AbleTo Inc.
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Florida Legislature. Florida Statute § 501.059 – Telephone Solicitation