Free $20 if you bought a CD from 1995 to 2000.

[Ipno]

Info here.

Found here.

 

[MontyBurns]

This has been discussed here before. Note that the fine print indicates that if more people apply for the settlement than the settlement fund has money to cover, no one gets anything and the settlement just gets donated.

You can pretty much assume you're not getting $20.

 

[LostHiWay]

Originally posted by: MontyBurns
This has been discussed here before. Note that the fine print indicates that if more people apply for the settlement than the settlement fund has money to cover, no one gets anything and the settlement just gets donated.

You can pretty much assume you're not getting $20.

Pretty useless...guess who really gets all the money???

 

[guyver01]

In the event that the number of claims filed would result in awards of less than $5.00 per claimant, there will be no cash distribution to individual consumers.

 

[Ketteringo]

Originally posted by: LostHiWay

Originally posted by: MontyBurns
This has been discussed here before. Note that the fine print indicates that if more people apply for the settlement than the settlement fund has money to cover, no one gets anything and the settlement just gets donated.

You can pretty much assume you're not getting $20.

Pretty useless...guess who really gets all the money???

THE LAWYERS!

 

[imported_Tomato]

Awww... I could use 20 bucks right now.

Peace,
Dezign

 

[440sixpack]

Heh, I remember getting like $6 for the settlement from that class action lawsuit about monitor sizes/viewable size.

 

[A5]

And if you read further, if it's under $5 per person, all the money goes to non-profit organizations that support music. So a good deal either way.

 

[Viper GTS]

Nobody twisted my arm to buy CD's (and I bought a lot of them, still do), they can keep their $20.

Viper GTS