Class Action Lawsuit Agains IBILL.. NO JOKE.
 

I talked to my lawyer in Vegas and he said that if I find 6 or 7 people that are owed alot of money from IBILL, we can file a class action lawsuit against them that he would take on. This is the first lawyer that i've found that is interested in taking the case. If you are SERIOUS about this and are owed alot of money from them, hit me up on icq and we can set it up. :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup
Its about time they got a nice lawsuit judgement against them!

Whats the minimum to participate?

Just make sure to keep your thread alive.

I would say $10,000 or more.

never dealt with iBill before, by the sounds of it it's just as well =)

bump...someone better go after these idiots

This thread could get intresting =)

415-331-2496 ph Evan at XPays - we qualify

Go Get'em Scottie!!! :banana

I qualify also... I'll watch this thread for info.

They owe me more. :321GFY
I want to sue these bastards with all pleasure. Please contact me at webmaster at freeones dot com

thanks :thumbsup

oh snap. Looks like IBALLS is getting what they deserve finally

Do you know what you will get from a class action suit? Shit the lawyer will do well.

i would be happy to let the lawyer have 1/3 for a contingency.

bump to keep it alive...

get em dude

Can you get $ if they are in debt?

They dont owe me but here is a bump for a well needed spanking.

Sadly yes Tony.

Lawyers are ten a penny - like mosquitoes prime for swatting - and, bottom line, it's not up to them whether a court will listen to their class action claim.

We're game. Keep me in the loop.

You might be lucky to get 1/3.

You know what you will get by NOT doing it ? nothing at all !!!

So better juste make thoses fuckers pay somebody... and get a lil cut.

I was thinking the same, sueing them seems like the most obvious move, and no one has come up with this idea before?

What will probably happen, when they lose the case, they will close down shop and no one will get paid a penny.

Let me just say that I have one of the best internet lawyers in the business. These guys arent joking around. Just to let you guys know.

I still don't understand why anyone who is actually owed a lump of money and resides within the US has not already got a decent lawyer and gun-totting court officers to seize assets deemed to be adequate to cover a debt. Is there something I'm missing here??

I already had a lawyer (ex law agent) last year who was not interested in anything but "due date" and was prepared to get an order from a judge to have trucks loading up iBill assets to cover debts - and she was armed and prepared to contain any situation.

That's far cheaper than class action law suits and silly money on lawyers fees.

Nice, sue those bastards :)

Im in. just give me the details.

find a law firm that will take it on contingency only---i will not throw good $ after bad.

ibill owes me about 12K +

first find the law firm.

He is a hardnose :thumbsup

Hit me up on icq and we can chat. :thumbsup

bump to sue the thieves!

bump guys.

You know, these "we should file a class action lawsuit against IBill" threads pop up on GFY about every 4 - 6 weeks. There are dozens already.

Yes, but it's still a good idea.

ok, you're out. get your own lawyer.

if someone owed me 10,000 I would be in jail and they wouldnt be

Minimum? $1
Minimum to get it going? What ever the lawyer wants... ie, if he wants $300,000 in fees, he needs about $1,200,000 in aggregated, fucked over participants...
Minimum participants if that was the true nature of your question, 3.

bump for a good cause

I fail to understand how a company can default on tens of millions of dollars of payments just by saying "we can't pay you" and still remain in business.

Go Scottie!

Best of luck on a newly initiated lawsuit. There are already numerous suits and settlements that were crafted by paid counsel (NOT some bullshit stock settlement agreement but something solid that locks up identifiable assets through stipulated judgements). You guys are way late to the dance and should you find a lawyer to partner with in this dance, you may find yourself at the back of a long line should you prevail in court.