Authenticity is Everything
Snoop Dogg Signed CDs USA ONLY.....
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Permalink Reply by Marshall Slayton on
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I got this from a book signing in Barnes and Noble at The Grove in LA.
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Permalink Reply by Prince Shawn on
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These were pre signed for the November 27th, 2018 Barnes and Noble at The Grove in L.A. Looks very similar to the recent album we are currently discussing. Obviously not real. If everyone fighting for a return here would file with the California Attorney General someone will be held accountable, otherwise it will continue.
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Permalink Reply by CollectorOfThings on
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So how long has a ghost signer been doing this and who is it?
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Permalink Reply by Steve on
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He should do another book and just flip the title back. - "From Cook to Crook"
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Permalink Reply by OT on
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I wonder if we can file one big class action lawsuit against these record labels. I have all the many confirmation emails from each and every single fake I’ve bought from them.
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Hi OT,
I believe it is very possible a class action lawsuit can be filed against a record company. But, I think these types of lawsuits are over artist loyalty disputes, master recording ownership and things of that nature. For what our group is going through is more consumer complaint related. So, if you do not mind, please see the link below provided previously from Prince Shawn and hit them with the law!
link to file a Consumer Complaint with the California Attorney General
https://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-c...
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You need actually proof that they are fake for any lawsuit to suceed. So far apart from one authenticator saying that it might not pass it has all been "vibes".
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It's obvious they are fake. The Attorney General has the experts available that will do the work if enough people file.
https://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-c...
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Permalink Reply by Doug James on
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That’s not how it works.
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As I noted earlier in this thread, I have already contacted a very large national law firm that is taking it under consideration. We should hear something next week. And a few people here have also filed complaints with the California Attorney General. Here is the link again to file
https://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-c...
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No legitimate legal firm is taking this under consideration, I assure you. There is no upfront compensation for a retainer and it’s nothing worth investing in pro bono from a restitution standpoint for $50 items regardless of how many sold. It’s not happened for the countless other instances of similar situations and it’s not happening now.
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Not true. I have worked with this firm before. They take cases on contingency (A contingency lawyer in California is an attorney who works on a “no win, no fee” basis. These lawyers provide various legal services, particularly in personal injury, employment, and worker’s compensation cases. They only receive payment if they successfully recover a sum for their client from someone else.) I've been involved in a few class action cases so I do have some experience. Usually the attorneys are the ones who get millions because they get all costs paid by the opposition as well as a big slice of a percentage (40%) of total awarded monies, while everyone else will get most of their money back. And the person who starts the lawsuit gets more because they put their name on it. So there are many, many, many law firms in California that work this way. I'm currently working with a firm out if San Francisco on housing habitiablity issues. Plus, if you don't seek it out, how will you know for sure? I guess if they take the case you are opting out? Nor are you willing to file a complaint? BTW, this particular national, highly successful firm never, under any circumstances ask for money uo front. And you don't pay unless they win.........
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