The proposed settlement is not yet approved. The Court will be asked to approve the proposed settlement at the Settlement Approval Hearing.
Fraud Prevention
Class members may experience or witness fraudulent activity by individuals pretending to represent the Birth Alerts BC Class Action. This page explains how to tell what’s real, and how to protect your personal information.
Is the Birth Alerts BC Class Action real?
Yes, the Birth Alerts BC Class Action is real. Information about the settlement, including court documents and contact information, is available here on the official website (www.BirthAlertsBC.ca).
Like many class actions, you may come across websites, emails, or people claiming to be connected to the settlement. Not all of them are legitimate.
Contact from the Administrator or Claims Helpers
The Claims Administrator or a Claims Helper may contact you if they need more information to review your Claim. This may be to clarify details, ask for something missing, or confirm part of your Claim Form. This is a normal part of the process and does not mean something is wrong.
Ways scammers may try to reach you
Scammers may try to reach class members in different ways, including:
Claiming you are owed money and asking for personal or banking information
With links to unofficial websites
That look official but do not come from a BirthAlertsBC.ca address
By mail asking you to send money or documents somewhere other than the Claims Administrator
Including from accounts or pages that are not the official Birth Alerts BC Class Action page
Made to look like the official settlement website
Scammers can use artificial intelligence (AI) to create fake videos, photos, voices, or websites that look and sound real, even when they aren’t.
If you’re not sure whether something is real, do not click links, reply, or share information. Please contact us first to be sure.
How to protect yourself
 Only use the official website: www.BirthAlertsBC.ca
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Claims Helpers provide free support. You will never be asked to pay to submit a Claim. |
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Be cautious if someone asks you to pay money or share banking information to access the settlement.
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If you’re unsure whether a message or request is legitimate, contact us before sharing any personal information.
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How to report a concern
If you think you’ve been contacted by someone falsely claiming to represent the Birth Alerts BC Class Action, please contact us:
1-833-632-6557
Info-BABC@BirthAlertsBC.ca
You can also report fraud to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501 or antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca .