Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!

Dave Weil wrote:


Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!







LOT'S111



Bruce J. Richman

"dave weil" wrote in message
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Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!


and the lawyers got one for $6.93 times how many millions???




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dave said:

Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!

Is it coincidental that the amount is around the cost of a new CD (on sale)?
I'm surprised they didn't just send out coupons.

Boon

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 20:38:16 -0500, George M. Middius
wrote:



dave weil said:

Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!

I didn't get mine. You lucked out.

Give it time. I think that each state is probably mailing at different
times.

A friend of mine got his yesterday and he's in Tennessee as well.

On 27 Feb 2004 01:56:19 GMT, (Marc Phillips)
wrote:

dave said:

Yes dear friends, I'm now holding in my hands a check with the grand
sum of $13.86!

That should teach them greedy bastids!

Is it coincidental that the amount is around the cost of a new CD (on sale)?

I'm pretty sure that it was quite intentional.

You know, educational institutions got a few million for CDs as well
(at least in Tennessee.

I'm surprised they didn't just send out coupons.

I think they probably wanted to avoid book cooking (turning coupon
transactions into returns, etc.).