Sue Sue Sue. Just return the damn phone if you are having problems, that's what the return policy is for!
Sue Sue Sue. Just return the damn phone if you are having problems, that's what the return policy is for!
You're missing the point, it's not just to get the free $5, it's to get Apple to admit there's a problem after seeing that a good 100% of us have issues. I don't care about getting free stuff, it's just like being a witness. That's why I sent them my information with my experience. They just need us to back it up. Yeah, they get money, but they're the one who opened the case in the first place, they're paying the legal fees, not you.
And then Apple will pass on that "success" to the consumer with the next product they sell. Yay for us.![]()
Bad. The people who BOUGHT iPhones should be rewarded. Not lawyers.
Sweet, we can all get twenty bucks and be nearly on our way to affording a bumper!
I suppose it would be about < 8.00 Just got a check in the mail this week on an expedia lawsuit I had no idea about. $1.34.
I'm pretty sure the class action suit typically works out more for the lawyers than it does for the people with the problems.
Why? So the lawyers get rich off of Apple's stockholders? Those costs will ultimately come down to the consumers.
And then Apple will pass on that "success" to the consumer with the next product they sell. Yay for us.![]()
Just sent an email to them with explanation of my problem. I don't want money I just want Apple to fix this and for them to realize this is a serious issue and most if not all people are affected...I think some don't want to admit Apple made a mistake.
"The firm is offering telephone, email, and live chat contact options for customers as it presumably begins looking to launch a class action lawsuit against Apple."
What no Facetime?
Anticipated this.
Obviously Apple's effort to cloak the new handsets with cases that resembled prior versions kept it from discovering the alleged signal issue. Now's the time to step up and begin handing out free bumpers.
Then you should be putting preasure on Apple (the people who can actually fix the problem).
Trying to help someone else get rich is not a great use of your time.
KCR is currently investigating potential problems with the release of iPhone 4.
GOOD! Apple deserves to have their hand slapped over this. I wish the law firm great success!!
Then you should be putting preasure on Apple (the people who can actually fix the problem).
Trying to help someone else get rich is not a great use of your time.