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That's $22,500 TOTAL, not per plaintiff, i.e. $2,500 per plaintiff.
by m4tthumphrey 7y ago
That's $22,500 TOTAL, not per plaintiff, i.e. $2,500 per plaintiff.
- ghaff 7y agoWhich may not be awful depending upon how much time they spent on it--though I'm guessing it isn't great on a per-hour basis. The bigger point is that everyone else other than the plaintiffs got a coupon that's probably a lower discount than Zappos routinely emails out for Arbor Day.
- koolba 7y agoPer primary plaintiff. The rest of us schmucks get a 10% off coupon.
- rolltiide 7y agodecent business model fwiw get a little price discovery on how much data is worth while re-targeting a bunch of customers that stopped using your service sometime over the last decade