Apple Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over 'Jelly Scrolling' on iPad Mini

[usagora]

I don’t understand why people don’t take advantage of the return policy. It’s there for a reason.

Not happy with it… return it. Simple as that.

Sorry, not dramatic enough. Gotta blow it out of proportion instead.

 

[cosmichobo]

The already offer a refund if you don’t like what it does. Empowering the government to force corporations to refund, fix or replace something (other than for safety reasons) is simply an over reach that should NEVER EVER happen in a free market system! That is the difference between Australia and the US…. That kind of garbage is a government over reach here! Over there where they can take your freedoms and rights away at will is different…

And the saddest part is, you believe every word...

 

[MacBH928]

And there is that two week return period, where you get to vote with your dollars.

yea...but remember, this is not available world wide and believe it or not people in places like Vietnam and Ghana pay just as much as Americans for Apple products but they do not benefit of this "no questioned ask return in 2 weeks" policy or even their callback and repair program

 

[msackey]

lol yeah these suits are really just to mar the company name in mud.

I think more like for lawyers to make money. The "class" that is represented doesn't see much, if any, gain.

 

[cosmichobo]

I think more like for lawyers to make money. The "class" that is represented doesn't see much, if any, gain.

Might be a superficial view... but my thought on 'class action' goes straight to Ellen Brockovich and things like - kids being poisoned by greedy companies, rather than iPads with jelly screens. You know - something that actually has real meaning, not something that's frivolous. But, I'm not American. As noted, if something is wrong with a product I buy, there's legal requirements for the company to do something over here.

 

[I7guy]

yea...but remember, this is not available world wide and believe it or not people in places like Vietnam and Ghana pay just as much as Americans for Apple products but they do not benefit of this "no questioned ask return in 2 weeks" policy or even their callback and repair program

True, but suit was filed in the US, where there is a two week return period.

 

[MacBH928]

True, but suit was filed in the US, where there is a two week return period.

yeah , but if he does that in the US everyone world wide will benefit because companies in general will make sure products leave the production line as good as possible.

 

[I7guy]

yeah , but if he does that in the US everyone world wide will benefit because companies in general will make sure products leave the production line as good as possible.

It has to be accepted as a class action first. Filing a suit as a class action doesn’t mean it will be accepted.

 

[kazmac]

This was exactly why I did not buy a Mini and I wanted one. That Apple passed this through as normal is infuriating.

These iPad defects are anything but normal.