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Prominent Collaborator I
May 11, 2024 1:54 PM UTC
Question

Interested in class action against sonos?

Insofar as ways to move forward, might we be able to get a little team of lawyers together to pressure the board to respond to our concerns?

 

 

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Bumper
May 16, 2024 12:29 PM UTC

“Yes, I’ve read anything from 4-6 weeks, but things will be fixed. They’re hardly going to not fix things.”

They “fixed” alarms already, except there’s a bug and the alarms don’t go off at the right time. Some people don’t actually have the alarms, the update didn’t add it. There’s no facility to adjust times or sync to internet time. This is missing, one of the many other things they need to put back. 

The push to fix things in 4-6 week isn’t off to a great start. 

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Lyricist III
May 17, 2024 11:33 PM UTC

Half of my system has diapered with the new update. This is not about missing features, this is about thousands of dollars in equipment that is now unusable. 

 

I spoke with technical support and they basically said I'm screwed.

 

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Lyricist III
May 17, 2024 11:37 PM UTC

So what exactly are the damages you seek compensation for in this class action suit?  And are they enough to pay for the legal expenses of the lawyer(s) who take the case?  Because unless you can answer those questions to the affirmative, all the melodramatic threats of lawsuits are just silly posturing.  

Back here in reality, you and I have 2 choices:

  1. Wait and see if Sonos makes right on their screwup by fixing the problems.
  2. Sell our Sonos devices and buy something else.

So choose one.  

 

 

Thousand of dollars in equipment that is now unusable and how about some punitive damages for releasing   completely destructive software? I just spent about 1.4hr with support just to be told I'm screwed. maybe it gets fixed in “weeks” 

 

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Contributor I
May 22, 2024 2:02 PM UTC

Re: Damages: The amount of damages would be a function of the net cost to consumers of the entire history of SONOS products as the new app has rendered alll products ever sold by the company useless.  

Also, this is clearly a case of negligence, which would render damages punitive.  That alone will attract legal interest.  

Waiting.  Hmm.  Is that a strategy or a surrender?    

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jgatie
May 22, 2024 2:04 PM UTC

All this talk about a lawsuit, but not one visit to a lawyer.  I suggest that would be the first step one would take if one were serious, not making blustering posts on a company forum. 

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Prodigy III
May 22, 2024 4:01 PM UTC

But can’t we just press the special litigation button and it’s all taken care of? 

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Bumper
May 22, 2024 4:09 PM UTC

But can’t we just press the special litigation button and it’s all taken care of? 

It’s No longer in the app, coming back never.

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Lyricist I
May 25, 2024 5:02 AM UTC

Please add me to the interested list. My Move recently stopped working after the software update and there’s nothing broken with the hardware. It just has a flashing white light. Contacted Sonos support and in the end, they said to buy a new one.

I did a quick search in the community and see a number of reports of the same issue with Move.  Sonos needs to do right by us loyal customers and find a fix, not just try ignore it and force us to buy a replacement. It’s especially infuriating when there’s physical no damage to my product but it stopped working and Sonos’ remedy is to only say buy another product from us.

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Enthusiast II
May 25, 2024 5:45 AM UTC

So what exactly are the damages you seek compensation for in this class action suit?  And are they enough to pay for the legal expenses of the lawyer(s) who take the case?  Because unless you can answer those questions to the affirmative, all the melodramatic threats of lawsuits are just silly posturing.  

Back here in reality, you and I have 2 choices:

  1. Wait and see if Sonos makes right on their screwup by fixing the problems.
  2. Sell our Sonos devices and buy something else.

So choose one.  

I agree. I am waiting the crap fixed and sell all my Sonos. I don’t trust them anymore.

Our Sonos stuff have little resale value now

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Enthusiast II
May 25, 2024 4:19 PM UTC