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So you will be part of the class and in the lawsuit. That is the effect of just throwing it away.Trashed it
Why comply? I’m not going to participate at all, and that includes not providing personal information to these people just to get out of their class. At this point, they don’t even know whether I received their crappy little postcard or not. I’m also not going to activate any gift card they send me if their extortion suit against Glock is successful. I just won’t participate period.So you will be part of the class and in the lawsuit. That is the effect of just throwing it away.
They can do what they want….. I’ll never cash a check or sign my name to anything I don’t want. they have my info so does a lot of other people I don’t have to comply toThey already have your personal information... that's why you have a postcard.
If you stand by and do nothing the court counts you as "in".
Haven’t owned a Glock in years and still got it. Straight to the trash bin.Trashed it
That check will end up as unclaimed property, escheated back to California, then allocated to the CA DOJ's anti-gun budget. Thanks for screwing us over by throwing away your postcard, pal! /sThey can do what they want….. I’ll never cash a check or sign my name to anything I don’t want. they have my info so does a lot of other people I don’t have to comply to.
Just because it was mailed to my address doesn’t mean anything I never got anything, for some reason do you think they are going to make me accept their decision and make me accept their piss money Wake up put me on the winner list I don’t really give a. “IS THIS SUPPOSE TO COME BACK AND BITE ME ON THE ASS SOMEDAY"
In the discussion between the Plaintiff, Glock, and the Judge, it was mentioned that the bulk of the records came from CA DOJ and a few from Glock warranty records.Thank you for the link. I opted out and am now sending your link around to all of my ffls to spread it.
Still want to know how they got our info (assuming caldoj)?
Also how to collectively side with Glock?
Your opinion would not be admissible evidence.Recommend we all respond with something like:
I do not wish to be a "class member" in your lawsuit.
Based on my experience with Glock firearms I consider your lawsuit to be unwarranted and lacking merit. In fact I would happily testify in favor of Glock Inc.
Further, I request you reply to this letter with an explanation of how you knew to mail your notice to me, and any other Glock owner who received the letter.
I wonder if these sorts of responses might be discoverable by the defense and used in evidence?
I am not typically some "ohmagersh we need to help defend big company" type of fanboy, but I despise bullmoney-grab lawsuits.
Which is not to say that you shouldn’t respond as you suggest. The theory of liability seems bogus to me. I’m no expert on gun design, but have defended companies in several class actions.Your opinion would not be admissible evidence.
Yeah, you can definitely tell who in this thread actually like, reads stuff.Just letting all the Glock fans and supporters know, by ignoring this, you are not avoiding moving forward with it. Rather, you *are* moving forward with it.
Please proactively opt-out to *not* move forward with it, and thereby show your loyalty and support for Glock (and functionally to ensure a bigger cut of the pie for everyone else).
Way to be very shortsighted on this. Is California messed up? Yes, so your response is to join a lawsuit to get back at Glock and join the other side? We need to join together against all anti gun moves which is exactly what this is.I am for sure joining this. I am the typical person who is against lawsuits when I see them against firearms. I immediately think it’s some liberal being a pansy trying to make a dollar. That being said, my Glock 23 gen 3 and Glock 22 gen 4 front rails are both pulling from the frame. Glock won’t warranty my gen 4 because it requires a new frame and I can’t get that in CA. And honestly it seems like now the same for the gen 3. That means I am left with a firearm shooting a .40cal with a receding frame.
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