I just learned about " CFPB and DOJ Order Ally to Pay XXXX to Consumers Harmed by Discriminatory Auto Loan Pricing '' over this past weekend of my own web surfing. I had a loan under the period that was covered, so to day I contacted the cfpb today and advised that I had n't been contacted by the settlement admin and XXXX please provide that info. XXXX the person who answered provided me with the admin toll free number and web site. I called the admin and spoke to a person who advised me that ( 1 ) the deadline to opt-in was XXXX XXXX ( 2 ) I indeed did was on the list ( 3 ) that Ally bank and NOT the admin contacted consumers and provided the names to the admin. I advised the admin that I moved XX/XX/XXXX to a different address and that I never received a letter regarding this settlement. I was also advised that the checks were already mailed XXXX XXXX and that other consumers were complaining about moving and not getting the proper details about their rights under the settlement. How is it that the order of the court states that the admin shall contact eligible consumers and then it turns out that the defendant is tasked with contacting consumers? My vehicle has since been repossessed and could it be that the defendant did n't care to allow men to get any money back? 
