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As far as lawsuits are concerned - you have people in at least 2 categories.
Those who purchased non-Y2K compliant products who don't get a "patch" - and
those who are dissatisfied with TS2000i. In both cases - I think damages
would probably be limited to getting your money back for the product. I don't
recall anyone having problems getting a refund on TS2000i - so that isn't much
of a lawsuit. As for people who don't get a patch - that might be a good suit
- depending on the size of the class. Robyn
wong wrote:
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> This is my sentiment also. Personally, I'm very much influenced by the
> negative responses in the 2 groups. That's why in my previous posts, I
> mentioned I would stick to TS4 and not migrate to TS2000 at the present
> moment.
>
> But let's say - hypothetically - there are many TS2000 users who have no
> experience with earlier versions of TS <V2, V3 and V4>,and they don't
> experience crashes etc etc, I would be very interested to know why.
>
> More important, however, is the reason that if most of these new users are
> also very dissatisfied, THEN there is a very legimiate case for suing
> Omega. (Robyn, agree or not?)
>
> This is especially relevant IF Omega does not deliver their promise
> regardding a GOOD and TIMELY fix on the Y2K problem re TS4 some time in
> June or July.
>
> Regards,
>
> Wong
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