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uwuwcu �..u.ao.voca i —W. c ui a The Plaintiff and Defendants have agreed, and the Court has ordered that for settlement purposes only, the Litigation may be maintained as a class action under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23, subject to final approval at the conclusion of the settlement process. If the Settlement is not finally approved, or if Defendants withdraw from the Settlement Agreement pursuant to its terms, the Litigation will return to the same status as before the Settlement was signed, and the Court will later determine if the case may proceed as a class action. 3. How Do You Know If You Are a Part of the Settlement? The Settlement Class includes all natural persons and entities in the United States who: (i) were sent a facsimile by or on behalf of Think Simplicity, Inc. or Alexander Perovich, (ii) between April 30, 2015 and February 22, 2017, (iii) that advertised Think Simplicity, inc.'s products and/or services, (iv) where the advertisement failed to contain opt -out language compliant with the requirements of the TCPA and/or its accompanying regulations. You are receiving this Notice because it is believed that you meet the above criteria and that you are a member of the Settlement Class. There are approximately 272 persons in the Settlement Class. 4. What Are the Benefits of the Settlement and What Is the Release? Each member of the Settlement Class who submits a valid, timely Claim Form will be sent a check in the amount of $390 within the timeframe provided for in the Settlement. Any monies from checks that remain uncashed within 180 days of issuance will be returned to the Defendants. In exchange for the consideration provided by the Defendants, if the Settlement is approved by the Court, the Litigation will be dismissed with prejudice as to the Defendants. The Defendants will receive a release and discharge of liability from the Settlement Class Representative and from the Settlement Class. The Settlement Class would not include individuals and entities who elect to opt out of the Settlement as discussed below. More details are in the Settlement Agreement which can be viewed at www.class-settlement.com. 5. What Are Your Options? If you are a member of the Settlement Class, you can file a claim, do nothing, or exclude yourself from the Settlement Class, or object to the Settlement. Each choice has certain consequences. You can discuss your choice with Class Counsel or your own attorney A. File a claim. The Settlement contemplates a payment of $390 to each member of the Settlement Class that submits a timely and valid Claim Form to the Settlement Administrator at the address identified on the last page of this notice. In order to be entitled to receive any payment from the Settlement, you must complete and sign a Claim Form and submit it to the Settlement Administrator, by mail with a postmark no later than April 22. 2017, or by fax, or online at www.class-settlement.com. B. Do nothing. If you do nothing, you will remain a member of the Settlement Class. You will lose your right to file your own separate lawsuit against Defendants about their alleged advertising faxes You will receive no payment in connection with the Settlement. C. Opt out of the Settlement Class You have the right to exclude yourself from the class action by filing a written request for exclusion with the Settlement Administrator at the address identified on the final page of this notice. P65