A recently settled class action suit contended that Belkin's products don't achieve their advertised level of throughput.
Product List (PDF)
Class Action Notice
Claim Form
Restrictions apply:
• You can claim 2 products for a full refund or 3 products for 50% off discount codes
• Must provide legible copy of receipt to get a full refund
• If you don't have the receipt, you can still claim the code
Semi-decent results from a class-action settlement, better than the usual "$5 off your next bucket of chicken!" — BEN POPKEN
(Thanks to ichibanjay!)
]]>Belkin will publish a Promotional Discount Code on its website, and will e-mail a Promotional Discount Code to each Settlement Class Member who, on or before the 180th day after the date of this Class Notice, has registered to receive one by e-mail.Anyone know how to register for this? I can't find any help in the Class Notice or on Belkin's website. ]]>
1. Stick them in the box for the item I purchased.
2. Scan them. It's a lot easier to scan them the day you bought the item and annually back them up to CD by month/year/etc..
I bought the Pre-N router and card and have always noticed slow speeds but never thought I would be able to get all of my money back.
]]>(Also, I'd like to note that my receipt says I bought it on 2/1/07. Thank goodness I didn't wait till the following week!)
]]>Not any more!!
]]>fleabay it. Buy some thing that max's out your coupon they wait a few weeks to a month and then fleabay it. Put some cash in your wallet.
]]>Well I hope those who do still have their devices can manage to get a refund and go for a different product. Anything Belkin + Wireless = TROUBLE.
]]>This is like saying GM has recalled the following vehicles: VIN 1X845838123835 through 1X845848458829, without a make, model, or year.
Is this Belkin trying to cut down on claims through obfuscation?
]]>But all of their consumer level products are junk.
]]>What does it mean "If you don't have the receipt, you can still claim the code"
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