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JohnnyRingo

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6. What upsets me is they will probably set a court date in 2027....

Sat May 16, 2026, 08:56 AM

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...and it will go from there. Amazon will drag it out saying a year wasn't enough to prepare and push the second date back to sometime in 2028 or later. Then one delay after another and it may be settled around five years from now..... Then Amazon will appeal.

All this time the class action lawyers are piling up billable hours to take off the top of the settlement. I'll probably get $3.00 off a Kindle eBook.

Could it be because most judges only work one or two days a week?

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Behind every great fortune is a great crime... dlk Yesterday #3

I will get my cut The Madcap Yesterday #4

It was going to be a mess from the start... paleotn Yesterday #5

What upsets me is they will probably set a court date in 2027.... JohnnyRingo Yesterday #6

Appeal after settling? Tben Yesterday #10

I figured it may be more of a judgement than a settlement JohnnyRingo Yesterday #14

Good. Bezos and Amazon need to be taxed BIGLY! Joinfortmill Yesterday #7

What chaps my ass (what an odd expressession!) ... 70sEraVet Yesterday #8

You are correct. The same happens with groceries for a while TexasBushwhacker Yesterday #12

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Never Going Anywhere. ColoringFool Yesterday #11

They'll probably settle by issuing a $1 credit for use towards their "digital" products BumRushDaShow Yesterday #13