Did you buy ActionHeat gear?
ActionHeat customers may have been charged an allegedly improper Package Protection fee of about $7 on certain online orders. If you were charged one in 2025 or 2026, you may be eligible to seek compensation.
Apparel, accessories, and NFL-branded items may all count. You do not need your receipt to start — answer three quick questions and the firm will take it from there.
Call (856) 797-9951Attorney Advertising. Stephen DeNittis of DeNittis, Osefchen, Prince, P.C., Marlton, New Jersey, is responsible for this advertisement. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
You may qualify if:
- You bought ActionHeat gear online in 2025 or 2026.
- Your order included a Package Protection fee of roughly $7.
- The order may have been apparel, accessories, or NFL-branded items.
- You still have an order confirmation, receipt, or email — helpful, but not required.
Not sure whether you were charged the fee, or no longer have the order email? You can still submit — there is no cost to send your information.
What a Package Protection fee is
Some online retailers add a small charge at checkout, often a few dollars, described as covering loss or damage in transit. The investigation concerns whether ActionHeat customers were charged such a fee of roughly $7 in a way that complied with the law.
What happens after you submit
The firm reviews your information and may contact you for order details. There is no cost to submit, and submitting does not obligate you to anything. Whether any person qualifies depends on the facts of that person’s purchase.
DeNittis, Osefchen, Prince, P.C. is a consumer class action firm based in Marlton, New Jersey. There is no cost to submit your information.
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