Earlier this year in February we told you about the Canadian DRAM Class-Action lawsuit, settled for $80 million with various manufacturers, over accusations of price-fixing on DRAM, found in all electronics such as printers, MP3 players, PDAs and more. The class-action alleged price-fixing of DRAM between April 1, 1999 and June 30, 2002, which caused higher prices for consumers.
The class-action lawsuit has started to notify those eligible to receive compensation, explaining cheques are set to be mailed by the end of 2015. Here’s a copy of the email we received, as part of the simplified claim:
Those that filed claims for simple compensation did not require a receipt, but those with documentation were able to claim more. Did you file for compensation and have you been notified?
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I completely forgot about this. Can’t wait for me $20 😀
Yeah, not much work to receive $20 🙂
Yeah, I filed (non-receipt) and got my notification this morning. A whole $20 — let’s see, Hawaii or Mexico?…….
Don’t spend it all at one take now…
Filed individually and on behalf of the firm where I work. I haven’t received emails regarding either submission. My personal was only $20 but the firm could have paid $10K. I’m interested to see what happens….
Got my email about the $20! Going in the new car fund for Kellie;)