Many of the major LCD panel manufacturers have already pleaded guilty to price fixing charges in U.S. federal courts — paying close to $1 billion in fines – and now the states are lining up to get a piece of the action in the form of defending their citizens who were ripped off by the [...]
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HDTV Almanac - LCD Makers in Court: Piling On
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alfredpoor
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Roger Halstead
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What about the consumer?
Although the Feds and now the states are going after them with huge fines, what will this mean to the person who paid too much due to price fixing?
I predict that the consumer will either get a token amount, or nothing as the states and Feds use this for themselves.
I predict that the consumer will either get a token amount, or nothing as the states and Feds use this for themselves.
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alfredpoor
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Re: What about the consumer?
I expect that it will be something like a coupon off your next TV. The individual damage was small, but in aggregate it amounts to a large amount. That's what happens when you sell millions of a product.
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Roger Halstead
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Now all I need is a product I can sell millions of
Oh, but should I be so lucky as to come up with a product that would sell millions. I could have more toys. <:-))