this isn;t some blanket "I left and paid my ETF, but now I am gonna get my cash back" lawsuit
there are certain things you need to have happend to you to qualify, and will be getting a mailer if you meet the stats. at this time there are no idea about the stats will be, however it will not be a "email us to get in on this lawsuit" thing.
If you actually read the demand for class action, the way in which the ETF was set up and used is the point of contention, not whether or not you terminated your contract, nor whether you actually paid the termination fees or not.
The two classes, as the article states, are indeed going to be huge. The second class will likely contain the largest majority of current and former Verizon customers.
“The other one is a biggie, and it's something very noticeable in the videos: touch sensitivity is pretty bad. Using the virtual keyboard proved to be far too painful, and we're pretty sure it wasn't multitouch-friendly.”
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this isn;t some blanket
"I left and paid my ETF, but now I am gonna get my cash back"
lawsuit
there are certain things you need to have happend to you to qualify, and will be getting a mailer if you meet the stats. at this time there are no idea about the stats will be, however it will not be a "email us to get in on this lawsuit" thing.
Well the bar for qualifying can't be too high if they are talking about 70 million payouts; how many people could have left Verizon?
If you actually read the demand for class action, the way in which the ETF was set up and used is the point of contention, not whether or not you terminated your contract, nor whether you actually paid the termination fees or not.
The two classes, as the article states, are indeed going to be huge. The second class will likely contain the largest majority of current and former Verizon customers.