O'Reilly Text Message Settlement: Up to $22, No Receipt Needed
Updated September 10, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy
Short answer: if O'Reilly Automotive sent you two or more marketing texts while your number was on the National Do Not Call Registry, you can claim up to $22 from the Bryan v. O'Reilly Automotive settlement. No receipt is needed, the claim takes a few minutes at the official settlement site, and the deadline is September 28, 2026. One catch worth knowing before you file: if you actually bought something from O'Reilly in the 18 months before the texts, your claim may be denied.
What this settlement is about
The lawsuit is Bryan v. O'Reilly Automotive, Inc., Case No. 2026CH000016, in the Circuit Court for LaSalle County, Illinois. It alleged that O'Reilly violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act — the federal law behind the Do Not Call Registry — by sending marketing text messages to phone numbers that were on the Registry, without consent.
O'Reilly denies doing anything wrong, and the court has not decided who is right. The settlement is a compromise that ends the case, which is how most TCPA class actions resolve.
Who qualifies
According to the official settlement site, you are in the settlement class if you received two or more text messages from O'Reilly Automotive:
- after your telephone number was assigned to you, and
- while that number was on the National Do Not Call Registry.
O'Reilly's own records identified class members, which is why notices went out by mail and email — and why no receipt or screenshot is required to file.
The catch: the settlement site states that if you made an online or in-store purchase from O'Reilly in the 18 months before the texts, your claim may be denied. The law treats texts to existing customers differently from texts to strangers, so genuine customers may fall outside the class. File only if you honestly qualify — claims are checked against O'Reilly's records.
How much it pays
Valid claims receive up to $22.00 per person. That figure can shrink pro rata if a large number of valid claims come in — every claimant shares the same pot, so the final amount depends on how many people file. One claim per telephone number.
How to file
- Go to the official settlement site, OReillyRNDSettlement.com — filing online is the fastest route, or you can download the form and mail it.
- If you received a notice, have the Claim ID from it handy; it links your claim to O'Reilly's records.
- Submit by September 28, 2026. If you are mailing a paper form, allow a week for postal delivery.
Key dates
| Claim deadline | September 28, 2026 |
| Opt-out deadline | October 6, 2026 |
| Objection deadline | October 6, 2026 |
Doing nothing keeps you in the settlement but pays you nothing — you would give up the released claims without receiving the payment. Filing the claim is the only way to be paid.
O'Reilly Text Settlement: FAQs
Do I need proof to file an O'Reilly text settlement claim?
No receipt or purchase proof is required. The settlement administrator works from O'Reilly's own records, and notices went to people those records identified. You file one claim form per phone number, online or by mail.
How much does the O'Reilly settlement pay?
Up to $22.00 per person, and the amount can shrink pro rata if many valid claims come in. Nobody can promise the full figure before claims are counted.
What is the deadline for the O'Reilly text settlement?
Claims are due by September 28, 2026. If you want to opt out or object instead, that deadline is October 6, 2026.
Why might my O'Reilly claim be denied?
The settlement site says a claim may be denied if you made an online or in-store purchase from O'Reilly in the 18 months before the text messages, because customers can be contacted under different rules than strangers.
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