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[INFOGRAPHIC] DRAM Class Action Settlement

By Top Class Actions  |  July 1, 2014

Category: Consumer News
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Top Class Actions tells you how to file a claim to receive at LEAST $10 or more from the DRAM class action settlement.

INFOGRAPHIC DRAM class action settlement

 

Did you purchase an electronics product since 1998? Here’s how to file a claim to receive at LEAST $10 or more from the DRAM class action settlement.

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