Motorola V710
Settlement Answers
Much Like all of you I thought that Verizon's Claims form was misleading so I decided to take a long look at the Settlement Agreement that was posted on VZ's Legal page. Here is what I found:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/pdfs...t_Agreement.pdf »
Pg. 5 Line 27 (x) "Refund Credit" means a Credit that may be used towards the purchase of a Verizon Wireless telephone and accessories on the same terms and conditions available to new Verizon Wireless customers in the amount of (i) the actual amount paid by a Customer for a Motorola V710 telephone and Accessories on presentation of proof of the amount paid for the telephone and/or Accessories or (ii) $200 if the Customer does not have proof of the amounts paid for the telephone and/or Acce...
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http://www.verizonwireless.com/pdfs...t_Agreement.pdf »
Pg. 5 Line 27 (x) "Refund Credit" means a Credit that may be used towards the purchase of a Verizon Wireless telephone and accessories on the same terms and conditions available to new Verizon Wireless customers in the amount of (i) the actual amount paid by a Customer for a Motorola V710 telephone and Accessories on presentation of proof of the amount paid for the telephone and/or Accessories or (ii) $200 if the Customer does not have proof of the amounts paid for the telephone and/or Acce...
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I emailed VZ with info I sent all of you and this is what I received.:
Dear ,
Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless through our website. My name is Berta, and I am happy to assist you with your inquiry regarding the Motorola V710 claim process.
Per the Settlement, on page six line one, two and three, $200 will be paid if the customer does not have proof of the amount paid for the telephone and/or accessories.
I hope this information better assists you with your inquiry. It has been a pleasure assisting you today. Please do not hesitate to contact us through www.verizonwireless.com if you have further questions.
We appreciate your business. Thank you for using Verizon Wireless products and services.
Sincerely,
Bert...
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Dear ,
Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless through our website. My name is Berta, and I am happy to assist you with your inquiry regarding the Motorola V710 claim process.
Per the Settlement, on page six line one, two and three, $200 will be paid if the customer does not have proof of the amount paid for the telephone and/or accessories.
I hope this information better assists you with your inquiry. It has been a pleasure assisting you today. Please do not hesitate to contact us through www.verizonwireless.com if you have further questions.
We appreciate your business. Thank you for using Verizon Wireless products and services.
Sincerely,
Bert...
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Not to add more uncertainty to the issue, but it may be longer than even January. The documents say:
"No benefit payments or credits will be made available until after the settlement has become final and nonappealable".
If the final hearing is on January 17th, is that the end, or can Verizon appeal? This could drag on for a long time?? Any legal experts have an idea on the appeal process on this case?
"No benefit payments or credits will be made available until after the settlement has become final and nonappealable".
If the final hearing is on January 17th, is that the end, or can Verizon appeal? This could drag on for a long time?? Any legal experts have an idea on the appeal process on this case?
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a FINAL settlement is what it is..
FINAL.
They are not going to appeal, they wouldn't have put it up on the website if there was going to be an appeal.
FINAL.
They are not going to appeal, they wouldn't have put it up on the website if there was going to be an appeal.
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True but all it takes is one of us to file an appeal on the details of the settlement. A hearing is still a hearing and while Verizon and the lawyers may be satisfied, it is not to say that this is totally finalized. If it was final, there would not need to be a hearing in January.
On the Verizon website, under legal notices is another class action suit (Campbell v. AirTouch Cellular Class Action Lawsuit). It is delayed because appeals have been filed by a few objectors to the settlement.
On the Verizon website, under legal notices is another class action suit (Campbell v. AirTouch Cellular Class Action Lawsuit). It is delayed because appeals have been filed by a few objectors to the settlement.
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It appears that we lose the $100.00 discount we received under the new every two program.
Verizon was very clever when they based the credit toward a new phone on the new customer price.
Verizon was very clever when they based the credit toward a new phone on the new customer price.
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In reading the english version I'm a little confussed about the 3rd reason to be able to receive compensation (see # 5).
and (3) own another Bluetooth® enabled device that supports either the object
exchange or file transfer features or intended to purchase such a device.
and (3) own another Bluetooth® enabled device that supports either the object
exchange or file transfer features or intended to purchase such a device.
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The third condition shows that you had intention to make use of full OBEX support. For instance I purchased Logitech's old bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard because it came with a bluetooth Hub, which would have allowed me to switch files between my v710 and computer had there been full support.
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so will you be showing some proof of this with a receit or is a written intention on this form enough?
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