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<blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9264245" data-attributes="member: 7023840">Um, you know that I can read these documents, right? Difference between allegations that are background and what the suit actually is proposing? That's just background, and further justification for the issues re: annual membership.Here-Plaintiff brings the asserted claims on behalf of the proposed class of:• Nationwide Class: all persons who, while in the United States, within the applicable statute of limitations period and before December 28, 2023, purchased an annual subscription to Amazon Prime.Any questions?ETA- there is a legal reason for this as well- if you are monthly, they can change up the terms and conditions on a monthly basis. There isn't the same reliance interest. It's the annual people who have a colorable claim that this isn't the deal they were promised.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarf Zagyg, post: 9264245, member: 7023840"] Um, you know that I can read these documents, right? Difference between allegations that are background and what the suit actually is proposing? That's just background, and further justification for the issues re: annual membership. Here- Plaintiff brings the asserted claims on behalf of the proposed class of: • Nationwide Class:[B][U] all persons who[/U][/B], while in the United States, within the applicable statute of limitations period and before December 28, 2023, [B][U]purchased an annual subscription to Amazon Prime.[/U][/B] [I]Any questions?[/I] ETA- there is a legal reason for this as well- if you are monthly, they can change up the terms and conditions on a monthly basis. There isn't the same reliance interest. It's the annual people who have a colorable claim that this isn't the deal they were promised. [/QUOTE]

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