"JR" <racmsc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:KyZHj.282$555.8021@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> First Tom, payment will be made to members of the CLASS.
Correct
> those who were party to the suit. Not some one who just happens along
> after the fact.
Incorrect. In most class action suits, you are part of the "class" if you
meet the specifications of the class, unless you specifically, and in
writing, remove yourself from the class within the time period specified
in
the agreement. Usually done if you intend to sue under the unique merits
of
your own particular circumstances.
> And the gasket WAS a bad design.
> The new design solved that particular problem.
> Get a grip guy, no one who didn't know of the suit is a party to the
suit
> or a member of the CLASS.
Incorrect again. For instance, I am a pary of the class to the "Class
Action" lawsuit involving the major credit card companies collecting fees
illegally for money conversions. I had no knowledge of the suit until I
received the paperwork to file a claim from the legal firm hired by the CC
companies, as part of the settlement, to inform all members of the "class"
how to submit a claim.
And yes, I did check to ensure it was all legitimate before responding.
As for this "class action" suit, I went the GM webpage, and found the
informatin/forms needed to make a claim for my mothers Chevy Venture van
(Class "A" in the suit). I had no knowledge of the suit before reading
about the settlement here in this newsgroup a few days ago.
John
> Jesus,
> JR
>
> "tom" <tom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:SPXHj.8883$Rq1.4398@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Jon wrote:
>>> Is your antifreeze Dex Cool? Then read this:
>>>
>>> GM settles class-action suit
>>> GM General Motors
>>>
>>> Posted: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 5:58 p.m.
>>>
>>> (AP) -- General Motors has agreed to settle a series of class-action
>>> lawsuits claiming a faulty engine coolant damaged thousands of
customer
>>> vehicles.
>>>
>>> Under the settlement, GM would reimburse class members between 50 and
>>> 800 dollars for repairs linked to Dex-Cool, which GM used in cars and
>>> trucks beginning in 1995.
>>>
>>> The total cost to GM will depend on the number of customers claiming
>>> damages. But the plaintiffs' attorneys say the price tag could reach
the
>>> hundreds of millions of dollars.
>>>
>>> A GM spokesman says the company isn't admitting any wrongdoing, but is
>>> settling the case to cut down on legal bills.
>>>
>>> (Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
>>>
>>> Jon
>>>
>>>
>>> "johncjr60" <u42343@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message news:819877b6e72bf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>> I have a 1996 chevy 1/2 ton pickup that is leaking antifreeze from
>>>> under the
>>>> passenger side dash board. There is no leaking outside in the engine
>>>> compartment just inside under the dash. Does anyone know what's
going
>>>> on and
>>>> how to fix it? Thanks John
>>>>
>>>
>> My concern is this.... Is the Dealer going to put DEX-COLL back into
the
>> Vehicle that WAS damaged BY DEX-COOL?
>>
>>
>> Nice to see that all those HOT SHOT MECHANICS here now Know they Were
>> Wrong with They Sided with GM and SAID FAULTY GASKET ... And Said to
BUY
>> a Certain companies OVERLY PRICED gaskets to cure the problem and when
it
>> leaked again ,and Blamed it on the SHADE TREE MECHANIC who did the
>> Repair JOB.
>>
>> REMEMBER the GOOD OLD GREEN STUFF , My 1989 S10 STILL Has the Same old
>> GREEN STUFF that was in it When I bought the Truck NEW with 8 miles on
it
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