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I opt out of them all. Partly I object to being tallied up as a profit source for lawyers I've never met and who certainly are not working for me. But mostly, i
by _jal 7y ago
I opt out of them all. Partly I object to being tallied up as a profit source for lawyers I've never met and who certainly are not working for me. But mostly, it entertains me to write them letters with, perhaps, less sincerity than they're used to receiving.
If I'm supposed to waste my time over their collusion with the supposed offender in order to legitimize their payday, they can waste theirs entertaining me so I actually get something out of it.
- ajdlinux 7y agoRight, but I'm interested in what happens if you _object_ rather than _opt out_. I wonder what the court's process for considering those objections is.
- paulddraper 7y agoI believe those the same...if you object to the class action suit, you forgo payment but retain the ability to sue on your own.
- woofie11 7y agoNope. You get payment and lose ability to sue on your own.
- paulddraper 7y agoI believe those are the same...if you object to the class action suit, you forgo payment but retain the ability to sue on your own.
- ajdlinux 7y agoNo - read the linked page, specifically question 12. Opt-out and objection are separate. You can only object if you do not opt-out.