[THIN] Fwd: MSfreePC Offers Consumers 'Instant Settlements' From $1.1 Billion Microsoft Settlement

  • From: "Jim Kenzig http://thethin.net" <jimkenz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: THIN <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 12:14:45 -0700 (PDT)

FYI
JK

"MSfreePC Offers Consumers 'Instant Settlements' From $1.1 Billion Microsoft 
Settlement


SAN DIEGO, Sept. 16  -- Lindows.com announces MSfreePC (www.MSfreePC.com), a 
web service designed to help Microsoft customers process their settlement 
claims from the $1.1 billion settlement Microsoft has agreed to pay.
    
Customers can process their claim and receive an "instant settlement" of up to 
$100, and possibly a free computer by visiting www.MSfreePC.com, and taking 
advantage of a simple online process.

"MSfreePC is helping consumers maximize their opportunity to receive their 
portion of the $1.1 billion settlement," said Michael Robertson, chief 
executive officer of Lindows.com Inc.  "If consumers do not apply for their 
settlements during this limited time period, Microsoft will not be required to 
pay the full $1.1 billion settlement."

MSfreePC has made the claims process easy and completely online, with no 
receipts required, so anyone who is eligible can participate.  MSfreePC will be 
available for a limited time due to the deadlines related to the settlement 
process.  Read the complete eligibility details at www.MSfreePC.com.


About MSfreePC
MSfreePC is operated by Lindows.com Inc.  Lindows.com was founded in 2001by 
Michael Robertson, former CEO and Founder of MP3.com, with the mission of 
providing "The World's Most Affordable Software."  Lindows.com is best known 
for LindowsOS, the leading Linux operating system for use on desktop and 
notebook computers.

For further information, please contact:  
Cheryl G. Schwarzman 
Director, Public Relations 
Lindows.com 
+1-858-587-6700, ext. 241
fax +1-858-587-8095 
cheryl@xxxxxxxxxxx




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