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August 30, 2005
Judge Orders Apple to Pay Up For Bad iPod Batteries
The settlement, which won tentative approval in June, gives buyers of the first two iPod models either $25 cash or $50 in credit at an Apple store that can be redeemed for any Apple-branded product, including iTunes downloads. Owners of the third-generation iPod are entitled to a free replacement battery if theirs fails.
The settlement has a minimum estimated value of $15 million, and claimants have until May to file forms requesting refunds or credits.
The class action lawsuit was filed in December, 2003, not long after Apple offered a $99 battery-replacement service. Previous to that, Apple had told customers that they needed to buy another iPod if a battery wouldn't hold a charge.
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Posted by Don at August 30, 2005 07:13 AM
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