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bshelly
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2 edits		Lawyers win, customers lose.

Aww crap! Here we go

As with ALL class action suits, the lawyers are the only ones that win.

I don't really want this company to fail because of crap like this. My Xohm/Clear Mobile WiMax service is serving me very well. These customers signed a contract that they thoroughly read, right?

Well, I guess you can't fix stupid, but you sure can sue the hell out of anyone you want in America.
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As with ALL class action suits, the lawyers are the only ones that win.
Yeah! Stupid lawyers.

Though technically, the lawsuits against Sprint and Verizon originated thanks to tough consumer protection laws in Minnesota, and resulted not only in pro-rated ETFs, but thirty day money back guarantees as well as carriers no longer being able to extend the contracts silently every time a customer changed absolutely anything about their plan.

But yeah, other than that, stupid lawyers, useless lawsuits, etc.
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 Wow must be nice to feel like others should pay for service not received. You pretend like you know who is in the wrong but that's what our courts do. I have heard many complaints about Clearwire which is why I don't use them. Your right to come on this board and say stupid stuff was not given to you, it was demanded by citizens of this country and it was held up in the courts. Not a lawyer but I have needed them to get several companies to stop billing me for services not provided. If only one of you two would just pay my bills, I wouldn't need lawyers either.
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