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cpalmer74
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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    jgatie
    jgatie
    Jun 16, 2024 2:10 PM UTC

    They told us we need to upgrade our equipment because legacy products will not get updates and now we get updates that are destroying listening experience that’s criminal

     

    So now “destroying listening experience” is criminal?  Can you cite the statute on that? 

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    Rhonny
    Prodigy III
    Jun 16, 2024 3:27 PM UTC

    Although I am not a lawyer, her in the UK I believe there is a principle of “reasonableness” which the Courts apply to a number of matters, including Ts & Cs.  If that’s true, then I should think it quite possible that a class action might be viable here.  I for one would be potentially interested.

    You ‘believe’ that, ‘if’ it’s true, you ‘should’ ‘think’ it ‘quite’ ‘possible’ that it ‘might’ be viable and you would be ‘potentially’ interested?
    It’s that level of definitive and confident leadership that is driving class action forward…

    There will be no class action because no-one gets past the bluster.

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      Irate Customer
      Jun 16, 2024 4:00 PM UTC

      Although I am not a lawyer, her in the UK I believe there is a principle of “reasonableness” which the Courts apply to a number of matters, including Ts & Cs.  If that’s true, then I should think it quite possible that a class action might be viable here.  I for one would be potentially interested.

      There is always the possibility of a  class action suite. Its incredible what people have sued for and won.

      Lord knows Sonos has given us enough reasons.  

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      Irate Customer
      Jun 16, 2024 4:07 PM UTC

      They told us we need to upgrade our equipment because legacy products will not get updates and now we get updates that are destroying listening experience that’s criminal

      It would be so nice to win the lottery and buy  the controlling shares in sonos just so we could get rid of Patrick Spence

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      Rhonny
      Prodigy III
      Jun 16, 2024 4:11 PM UTC

      They told us we need to upgrade our equipment because legacy products will not get updates and now we get updates that are destroying listening experience that’s criminal

      It would be so nice to win the lottery and buy  the controlling shares in sonos just so we could get rid of Patrick Spence

      That’s the funniest thing I’ve seen on here all week. What good would all those shares be with your inability to run a company? It all of us that would suffer for your lottery fortune.

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      Trending Lyricist I
      Jun 16, 2024 5:23 PM UTC

      They told us we need to upgrade our equipment because legacy products will not get updates and now we get updates that are destroying listening experience that’s criminal

       

      So now “destroying listening experience” is criminal?  Can you cite the statute on that? 

      Not an attorney. Bad business practice telling me to upgrade spending more money on their products then making the app worse with the updates they claimed was so important!!! 

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      Rhonny
      Prodigy III
      Jun 16, 2024 5:42 PM UTC

      Why is everyone carrying on like this is the app in its permanent state? What part of ongoing updates do people not understand?

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        jgatie
        jgatie
        Jun 16, 2024 5:52 PM UTC

        Not an attorney. Bad business practice telling me to upgrade spending more money on their products then making the app worse with the updates they claimed was so important!!! 

         

        So that would be no, it's not criminal.  Gotcha.

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          Trending Lyricist I
          Jun 16, 2024 6:26 PM UTC

          Not an attorney. Bad business practice telling me to upgrade spending more money on their products then making the app worse with the updates they claimed was so important!!! 

           

          So that would be no, it's not criminal.  Gotcha.

          How long have you worked for Sonos??

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          Rhonny
          Prodigy III
          Jun 16, 2024 6:28 PM UTC

          Not an attorney. Bad business practice telling me to upgrade spending more money on their products then making the app worse with the updates they claimed was so important!!! 

           

          So that would be no, it's not criminal.  Gotcha.

          How long have you worked for Sonos??

          Ah, there it is. The stock response of someone who has found that someone has the temerity to disagree with them. 

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