Hydroxycut Lawsuit Settlement - $25 cash payable per claimant - No receipt required

Quote from whirly : no no im not taking it the wrong way.. im actually gonna have to try this and check out the movie as well.. thanks!

No problem! Another couple of good ones on Netflix are Forks Over Knives and Vegucated. What I like about them is they don't seem too much like a late night informercial or some HSN sales pitch. They show people actually adjusting and not finding it all "easy" to suddenly switch their habits. My personal opinion is that people get detoured with something when it isn't as "easy" as it was pitched to them when it comes to healthy changes. It's different for everyone

lol,

Quote from lawdog3313 : LOL..Ok buddy. How many receipts did you keep from 2006?

I took hydroxycut one time, but I can't remember when it was. Hmm not sure I qualify.

Quote from Baddogdaddy : I'd settle for all the back stock of their ephedra loaded hydoxycut. Damn that was the best supplement known to man. When I heard they were pulling ephedra products, I hoarded cases.

This.

Quote from the1rockstar : I took hydroxycut one time, but I can't remember when it was. Hmm not sure I qualify.

You got it in nov 2006...I'm 100% you qualify. Just try it

Quote from Erechtheus : Yeah, I tried some of this shit. Man, I love class actions. It didn't work for me but I didn't go suing anybody (and I'm a lawyer). Who would possibly keep a receipt that long? I'm in for some cash.

I keep receipts for ages; they're small and just go in a shoe box when they get older. I remember when the Radeon class action came. I dug up 7 year old receipts for 4 cards. They were incredibly faded (Best Buy's magic disappearing receipts), but I had them.

As for the case, without a class action, which involves a huge amount of work and risk, nobody would be getting a dime, so no one is being screwed here. It's the only way to right wrongs too small for any individual to right, and to send a message to companies that they can't always get away with screwing customers simply because the individual amounts involved are small.

Yeah, it is a bad idea. Wire fraud in fact. Not worth going for it, especially if one works as lawyer or is subject to some other ethics or professional responsibility rules

Quote from hugenut : .By checking the box to the right I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the information provided on this Claim Form is true and correct to the best of my knowledge

Quote from Erechtheus : Yeah, I tried some of this shit. Man, I love class actions. It didn't work for me but I didn't go suing anybody (and I'm a lawyer). Who would possibly keep a receipt that long? I'm in for some cash.

digitized receipts i found a 2006 ad from frys haha 2GB ram $119

Quote from ursus : Yeah, it is a bad idea. Wire fraud in fact. Not worth going for it, especially if one works as lawyer or is subject to some other ethics or professional responsibility rules

Not that I'm advocating lying, but if one were inclined to do so it isn't like they would be giving you a drug and/or lie detector test to verify the truth of your statement.

Quote from lawdog3313 : LOL..Ok buddy. How many receipts did you keep from 2006?

i have an idea for him, stop carrying receipts to cut down on his weight...lol