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Originally posted by wetcamelfood
This is a good idea, and I didn't join the club so I don't know what e mails etc. were around but I worry that those that did join the club may not have saved those e mails with what they said they "would deliver" (since they had naturally believed what "they had said" they would "provide") so those of you that were members should maybe dig through your papers or inboxes and print out what you have and disseminate the most relevant info from those though those ledgies here that may be more lawyer minded and work in legal areas (if any exist here) may have to be the ones to determine "what was and wasn't promised" in order for anything to "happen" from this. JMHO though. 
John
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Well, I am a lawyer *duck* and would be happy to help if I can, but I only practice law here in PA. Not that I have litigation in mind, because I don't think that is the answer, but if the fan club exists in CA, then the question might be based on CA law instead of other states. There is room for argument, however, that any state law could apply because of the marketing of the fan club in all states, in addition to other things. Federal law could also come into play potentially, depending on what allegations could be ascertained from all the marketing, etc.