Customers don't need class action. They can stay away one at a time, and tell a few other people to stay away.
but how is a lawyer going to cash out on that ;)
-Lasse
The Sears bankrupcy will feed a lot of lawyers.
It's not corporate policy (to maximize profits for shareholders). It's federal law. Pissing off customers doesn't seem to be the right way to go, though.
Some seem to have already made a career of it.
On Fri, 07 Aug 2015 08:21:02 -0700, John Larkin Gave us:
Like K-Mart's did.
They can pull a Donald Trump and rent out the Sears tower to business clients at twice what the square footage is worth.
On Fri, 07 Aug 2015 12:19:35 -0400, krw Gave us:
It's a goddamned shame the nation's power companies got 'privatized'.
S***ty, leaky insulators everywhere losing a lot of what gets generated and a bunch of assholes running the show too goddamned stupid to keep things in good order.
Kind of like you and your mind and body.
Or go cheap and call it the Kenmore Tower.
Well, if you called it the Craftsman tower, nobody would dare be within a block of it. ;)
A pity. I remember when Craftsman tools were decent. I still have a set of their combination wrenches from almost 40 years ago--clunkier than Snap-On, for sure, but survived a lot of abuse.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
That would be a good trick, AlwaysWrong, because Sears hasn't owned the building for a couple of decades. It's not even called the "Sears Tower" anymore.
AlwaysWrong, the nation's power companies are (almost all) private corporations. They didn't "get" privatized, they always were. They all should be, moron. The government does such a good job of everything.
AlwaysWrong once again shows why he's called "AlwaysWrong".
We're all on the way down, AlwaysWrong. Well, except for you. You've been brain-dead since birth.
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