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Trying to find someone w/ experience ordering online through crucial.com...
involving purchase of Flash memory.

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Ummm..I RMA'd a crucial flash drive under lifetime warranty and received a prompt replacement. I have ordered system memory from crucial dot com as well as RMA'd system memory and all orders were problem free. My 2 cents...Crucial is far above average when ordering their products. Talked with their tech support amny times and found them to be very helpful.


Message edited by badge on 12-11-2007 at 09:11:47 PM
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If you could produce a receipt for a flash memory device purchased from crucial I think I can help you. I'm involved w/ a piece of litigation in which we are going after several flash memory manufacturers ( one of which is Micron technology ---Crucial) for overcharging. I would really appreciate your contacting me and I will supply more info. you can contact me directly at jtplaw@jtplegal.com ask for joe. thanks

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If you could produce a receipt for a flash memory device purchased from crucial I think I can help you. I'm involved w/ a piece of litigation in which we are going after several flash memory manufacturers ( one of which is Micron technology ---Crucial) for overcharging. I would really appreciate your contacting me and I will supply more info. you can contact me directly at jtplaw@jtplegal.com ask for joe. thanks

 


 


This is not the place for that. I have ordered from them a number of times ordering system and flash memory and couldn't be happier with their service or support.


Message edited by ausch30 on 12-11-2007 at 10:10:01 PM

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Interesting. I'd like to know what is wrong with overcharging for a flash memory device? I "overcharge" for products from time to time. Is it illegal to do so? What is the definition of "overcharging"?

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joeyp wrote :

If you could produce a receipt for a flash memory device purchased from crucial I think I can help you.



You seem confused; no one's asking for your help. You are asking for our help. Don't try to make it look like you're doing us some favor. And from the previous comments, I'd say you've found satisfied customers and better start looking elsewhere.

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Query: Is it possible to ask if someone needs help ?

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Come on some one help me out here?

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joeyp wrote :

Come on some one help me out here?



Ok. Besides needing a Will drawn up and a 'light' corporation formed for tax deduction purpose, I can have a few beers and hit on some crack and drive around and start a fight with the police when they chase me down. Do you have any references regarding your success rate suing cities?

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Joey,

Go look elsewhere.

Companies are free to charge what they like for any product they sell.

If I wanted to sell you beat up 2007 pennies for $20 and you paid that, its your fault so long as I did not misrepresent what I'm selling.

If I did, it's simple enough to demonstrate to your Credit Card company and they will reverse the charges.

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OK......let me be a little more clear.....In the U.S. we have laws against pure monopolies ...perhaps you heard about the case against MSFT. In our system of goverment we believe that its not fair for large corperations to conspire with each other and artificially jack up the price of a product. When this type of behavior occures the consummer doesn't even realize they are getting screwed.....they think ..heck that price is pretty consistant w/ the price of the next guy. The problem is large corperations somtimes conspire to rip people off by entering into illigal cartels that stop smaller bussinesses from ever getting started.
let me give you an example....about 10 years ago a significant # of manufacturers got together and artificially set the prices for CRT monitors. The problem started when the companies realized flat screens were in and CRT mon were out.
Look....let me be straight w/ you....If I can find just 1 person who bought directly from crucial.com (a flash mem device) I can be involved w/ this litigation and put my kids through college. look I'm not much different than many of you...obvioslly not as knowledgable about computer stuff BUUUUT lets face it I was smart enough to find this web site and hopefully one of you can help me.

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So if I understand you correctly, you're going to get involved in a lawsuit even though you had never bought from the company (or at least, kept the receipt)? And you expect to make enough money from the lawsuit to "put your kids through college"? And someone should just hand you a receipt to allow you to do this out of the goodness of their heart?

Interesting... And lawyers wonder why they have a bad reputation...

Ahhhh, a quick search of your previous posts gives some answers... Are you planning some form of class action lawsuit so all the peon's get a $5.00 rebate, and you rake in big bucks for very little work?

Clint

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whats the alternative ? just that the large corps get away w/ stealing from the consumer? Is that what matters ? look---I provide a service to keep the corps in check. Is there somthing wrong w/ the lawyers being paid ? Yeah believe it or not this one case could really put my kids through college. But listen I don't expect you to help journeyman. Perhaps someone else who has a different perspective than you will actully help. Oh and by the way....remember how MSFT tried to push everyone around and keep all their code secret ?.....who do you think was responsible for putting MSFT intheir place ? Yea I know the rotten lawyers,,,,,Yup alot of people don't like us thats ok. I know occasionally I help people. I'm sure you feel the same about yourself.

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Tell you what, you tell me how much money you plan on making, and how many hours of work you'll put into it. Then I'll tell you if I think there's something wrong. But in the last class action lawsuit won against the Flash Memory Cabal (http://www.flash-settlement.com), all the peon's got 5% of their original purchase price or 10% of their next purchase. What is that, $10 or $20?

The lawyers got $2,400,000.

Gee, thanks for looking out for us... And of course, the "large corps" pass the screwings on to us...

Clint

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LOL. You are going to make him wish He had joined the service and learned self respect instead on going to law school and learning how set on his a$$ and think friviously all day long.

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LOL,

I wonder how much this guy has already paid somebody for the "rights" to this idea. There is no doubt he paid somebody $20 or more for this that is guarenteed to earn him $10,000s of dollars.

Even more surprised he figured out how to even make kids.

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