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Attorney General Announces $1 Million In Restitution Mailed To F&S Customers

Connecticut Attorney General's Office

Press Release

Attorney General Announces $1 Million In Restitution Mailed To F&S Customers

September 15, 2010

            Attorney General Richard Blumenthal today announced the mailing this week of $1 million in restitution checks to almost 3,000 F&S Oil customers owed oil or services when the company abruptly closed in 2008.

            The checks should arrive in mail boxes over the next week.

            “I am pleased that nearly 3,000 F&S customers are getting restitution -- money back for oil and services they paid for but never received,” Blumenthal said. “My office fought to secure $1 million for individuals and businesses harmed by F&S’ sudden closure, returning cash paid for services never rendered. Scarce F&S assets were a huge hurdle in our tough fight for restitution, but this result assures some relief.

            “My office’s investigation into the collapse of F&S Oil -- including the actions of top managers -- is active and ongoing. We continue pursuing additional assets for restitution to F&S customers.”

            Because of limited assets held by F&S at the time of its closure and claims by other creditors, the 2,927 customers will receive a portion of the money owed them.

            Consumers with questions should call 1-800-961-2157.