SAN ANTONIO – Feel like receiving $1200? All you have to do is enter your phone number on a free class-action website -- and if you received a telemarketing call from Dish Network, you might just be entitled to a payout.
A judge on April 5 ruled against the satellite company, saying they violated consumer protection laws by calling the "Do Not Call" registry more than 51,000 times.
As a result, the class-action lawsuit is paying up to $1,200 for every illicit call.
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People who received telemarketing calls between May 11, 2010 and August 1, 2011 from a Dish retailer selling Dish subscriptions can submit claims for cash payments.
Want to see if you qualified? Click here and enter your phone number to see if you can file a claim. The site checks to see if your phone number is one of the 18,066 eligible for payment.
Claims must be submitted by June 18.