<prompt> Human: I received a check from Transunion a couple of days ago and after failed searches for posts on the topic decided to ask for advice. The check is for a rather small amount of money. It claims to be a refund for fees I paid some years ago and is being refunded to me. Has anyone else received one and if so were you able to gain any more information as to whether or not we should cash the check? I dont think the check is a fake or some attempt at a fraud but I do wonder if by cashing it I may be consenting to something I dont want to considering the recent breach. The website explains more about the letter and check. But the link to the consent order is dead and I wonder what is in it. The body of the letter reads;A change for good. Transunion has changed its approach to charging for some of its services. We made this change in consultation with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau CFPB after the CFPB looked at certain practices industry wide. While we neither admit nor deny any of their findings, were making certain adjustments which we believe are the right adjusements, and because of that, youre receiving compensation in the amount of the check below. Why are you getting this money? You had a subscription agreement with us between July 21, 2011 and January 2, 2017. You canceled after the trial period - but still within only two billing cycles from when you enrolled. You may not have understood the charges - so youre getting money. The amount of your check represents 4.95 for the credit score, plus 85 of the subscription amount you paid if you enrolled in a subscription program. Your check is attached at the bottom of this letter. Any input is appreciated.  <response>: Im in the compliance and regulatory industry, this is legit. CFPB was going to sue them and this is standard practice for when companies neither confirm nor deny when they did wrong and just pay instead for a slap on the wrist. Deposit it and youre fine. 