 orion940No longer a burden on societyPremium
join:2001-12-23
Windsor, CT
 ·Comcast
| AT&T DSL Class Action Settlement I got my postcard in the mail informing me I am included in a Class Action Settlement Involving My DSL Service.
There's a URL on the back and it requires you enter a postcard number, so you need to get the postcard to claim a piece of the pie. I don't think its going to be a hefty piece, but enough for a dinner out.
O.
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Windsor, Home of the Decorative Zamboni |
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 RungelRun A Mile Live AwhilePremium
join:2001-12-05
CT | wow.. i'll be looking for it.. |
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 meskinctMad Scientist at WorkPremium
join:2002-01-07
Southbury, CT | reply to orion940
I signed up. I had DSL service for about 7 years (84 months). So if they actually do pay out $2.90/month, that could be significant. $243.60. We'll see.
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Rich. My Website |
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 titoPremium
join:2006-07-03
Waterford, CT | reply to orion940
I had DSL for about 6 years until I switched over to U-Verse. I'll keep an eye out for this postcard as well. |
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bennorPremium
join:2006-07-22
New Haven, CT | reply to orion940
Haven't seen a post card yet about this class action suit. Will be interesting to see how far back they go with. I've had DSL service since before SNET was bought out by SBC. |
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orion940No longer a burden on societyPremium
join:2001-12-23
Windsor, CT Reviews:
·Comcast
| reply to meskinct
said by meskinct:I signed up. I had DSL service for about 7 years (84 months). So if they actually do pay out $2.90/month, that could be significant. $243.60. We'll see.
More likely than not, it would only be the time that AT&T provided the service--not SNET nor SBC. It's still found money.
O.
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Windsor, Home of the Decorative Zamboni |
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 MrFixitCTpay it forwardPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-06
join:2000-12-01
Charleston, SC | it's all the same, just sayin... hadn't heard about this.
actually, the company is SBC, renamed to AT&T, SBC bought what was left of AT&T primarily to use its name due to worldwide recognition. At least that's my understanding. |
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 SwedishRiderRider on the StormPremium
join:2006-01-11
Connecticut
kudos:1 | reply to orion940
I didn't get anything in the mail, but I moved and discontinued AT&T DSL (switched to Charter Cable at my new residence). I had used it for years prior to the move though..
Does that put me out of the class action? |
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 GlennI'D Rather Be SkiingPremium
join:2000-10-05
Wallingford, CT
·Comcast
| said by SwedishRider:I didn't get anything in the mail, but I moved and discontinued AT&T DSL (switched to Charter Cable at my new residence). I had used it for years prior to the move though..
Does that put me out of the class action?
I switched to Comcast back in December and I received the notification.
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SwedishRiderRider on the StormPremium
join:2006-01-11
Connecticut
kudos:1 | said by Glenn:said by SwedishRider:I didn't get anything in the mail, but I moved and discontinued AT&T DSL (switched to Charter Cable at my new residence). I had used it for years prior to the move though..
Does that put me out of the class action?
I switched to Comcast back in December and I received the notification. That's interesting... Maybe it was sent to my old address. Any website or contact info on your notification? |
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 lskohn
join:2000-08-17
Chicago, IL | The website is www.DSLSpeedSettlement.com - you can file a claim even if you did not receive a postcard, though having the "postcard number" helps to validate the claim, they say... |
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bennorPremium
join:2006-07-22
New Haven, CT | reply to orion940
Well I was mistaken, I did receive a post card, found it in a pile of old spam mail I was about to throw out. The card claims that "AT&T's records do not show that your DSL service was affected."
Where is the number on the card those who have received a card that indicates they can get a refund? The only number I see on mine that might be the number is an 8 digit one under the bar code on the front. |
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