E-Book Buyers to Start Receiving Credits on Tuesday as Part of Apple Price Fixing Settlement
Source: Mac Rumors
Starting on Tuesday, June 21, U.S. customers who purchased e-books from Apple and other retailers like Amazon and Barnes & Noble will begin receiving payouts from the $450 million settlement Apple agreed to pay after being found guilty of conspiring to fix the prices of e-books.
Customers will be receiving a $6.93 credit for each book that was a New York Times bestseller, and a $1.57 credit for other e-books. Customers eligible for credits include those who purchased e-books between April 1, 2010 and May 21, 2012.
Attorneys say the process is uniquely simple for consumers -- credits will be automatically sent directly into the accounts of consumers at major book retailers, including Amazon.com Inc., Barnes & Noble Inc., Kobo Inc. and Apple. Retailers will issue emails and put the credits in the accounts simultaneously.
If e-book purchasers requested a check in lieu of a credit, they will receive a check. If purchasers received a credit during the first round of distribution of publisher settlements, and they did not opt out, they will automatically receive a credit.
Read more: http://www.macrumors.com/2016/06/20/apple-price-fixing-ebook-credits/
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I'm looking forward to my many $6.93 & $1.57 credits. 
Two more e-book vendors to go!
Many were New York Times best sellers.
I'm gonna bank!
I have a pile beyond those dates and the rest have been coming from free public domain sites like Guttenberg.
