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To: Dominic Harr
I have to prove that in America it's against the law to knowingly sell a defective product?

Yes. You do.

19 posted on 12/23/2001 7:41:19 AM PST by Glenn
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To: Glenn
You do.

Let me get this straight -- you believe a company can knowingly sell a defective product legally?

23 posted on 12/23/2001 7:44:32 AM PST by Dominic Harr
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To: Glenn
If a car dealer sells me an auto in which the radio doesn't work, and they *knew* it didn't work yet chose not to inform me, I have legal recourse.

That same law applies in this case.

25 posted on 12/23/2001 7:46:50 AM PST by Dominic Harr
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To: Glenn
Most consumer protection laws are enforced by the individual states. Here is the one for Massachusetts, for example:

link

26 posted on 12/23/2001 7:46:51 AM PST by TruthShallSetYouFree
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To: Glenn
"Yes. You do."

Aw, don't spoil the fun. Let him keep digging himself in deeper and deeper and deeper. It'll be fun to watch the New Dominick go "Mnfph pfmfpfh mnftp!" when people taunt him after his attacks come home to roost and he's... well, why ruin the surprise. :)

66 posted on 12/23/2001 8:18:42 AM PST by Don Joe
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