TIME is running out to apply for a $4.9million class action lawsuit.

Mattress Firm has agreed to pay a settlement to resolve claims its Bed Tech brand of bed frames were dangerous and could lead to injuries.

The lawsuit alleges that Bed Tech's HR Platform bed frame was defective and could collapse.

Global Home Imports, the manufacturer of Bed Tech frames, recalled them in March 2021.

Members of the lawsuit bought models HR33, HR33XL, HR46, HR50, HR60 or HR66 of the frame between April 8, 2015, and April 8, 2021.

Mattress Firm has denied any wrongdoing as part of the settlement.

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Potential claimants can either receive a cash payment or a gift card.

The payments are for customers who return their bed frame within two years and range from $73.98 for twin XL frames to $115.68 for California king frames.

Those who did not return the frame are still eligible for a $125 Bed Tech gift card.

Yet, the ultimate payment may be reduced to accommodate all who successfully apply.

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But, potential recipients do not have long to act.

Today is the deadline to submit a valid claim.

Those still interested can learn more and fill out a claim here.

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While time is running out to apply for the Mattress Firm lawsuit, tens of thousands of Americans can look forward to submitting applications for a long-awaited rebate in the coming days.

Montana residents can begin submitting property tax rebate applications for last year on August 15.

The rebate is either $675 or a smaller amount than the taxpayer owed in property taxes on their primary residence.

For instance, if the resident owes $300, they would get that amount, not $675.

Yet, if they owed $675 or more, they cannot claim more than $675.

The funds come from a $280million bill signed into law by Governor Greg Gianforte earlier this summer.

Residents must have owned and lived in the residence for at least seven months in 2022.

Additionally, they must have a property tax bill paid in full.

Those eligible should have either received a notification letter in June.

Other residents may still get the notification this month.

All residents still must apply to confirm they are eligible.

Payments are sent as physical checks on a first come first serve basis, with those applying earlier in-line to receive it sooner.

Residents can submit their information on the state's TransAction Portal to apply.

They can also apply by paper form.

The state will accept applications until October 1.

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