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    If you have a grainy display from Dell, you can make money!

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by MonsPubis, Feb 5, 2008.

  1. MonsPubis

    MonsPubis Notebook Consultant

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    If you have a grainy display from Dell and haven't returned or exchanged, you can make some easy money by participating in the class action law suit.

    *spammy link removed*
     
    MonsPubis, Feb 5, 2008
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  2. Gunner

    Gunner Notebook Evangelist

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    To bad the link doesn't work...
     
    Gunner, Feb 5, 2008
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    kowell Notebook Evangelist

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    The idea of a lawsuit is not to make money... it's to get a working screen....
     
    kowell, Feb 5, 2008
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    judgedee Notebook Consultant

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    this is more trouble than its worth... trying to get money from settlement suit is like trying to draw water from rocks.
     
    judgedee, Feb 5, 2008
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  5. jack53

    jack53 Dell XPS 9360 i7 Lover!

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    Why isn't this deleted?
     
    jack53, Feb 5, 2008
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  6. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Sounds like spam to me.

    The best option is to fight Dell to get a real screen. Lawsuits are going to do nothing but screw the customer and put money in the pockets of lawyers, like many class actions tend to do.
     
    Greg, Feb 5, 2008
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