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Class actions are for lawyers. They will lowball how much damage was done and consumers will see $6 once all is said and done. I'm sure Seagate would rather no
by Capricorn2481 2y ago
Class actions are for lawyers. They will lowball how much damage was done and consumers will see $6 once all is said and done.
I'm sure Seagate would rather not go through it, but the lesson for other companies will be just to get caught slower.
- jerf 2y agoYou'll note I called it a "corporate nightmare" and didn't describe as anything like the white horse coming to the rescue of the consumer.