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Tim Hortons says proposed Roll Up the Rim class-action suit has no merit

Tim Hortons denies merit in the potential class action lawsuit regarding the mistaken email in their Roll up to Win contest.
Around 500,000 Canadian customers were mistakenly informed they won a boat and trailer valued at over $68,000 by Tim Hortons in emails.
LPC Avocats filed for a class action lawsuit seeking $10,000 in punitive damages for each affected customer, with over 2,000 individuals sharing frustrations on social media.

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CTV News

Tim Hortons refutes potential lawsuit for Roll Up To Win prize snafu

Tim Hortons insists a potential class action lawsuit involving customers who were sent an email by mistake during the company's Roll up to Win contest has "no merit."

13 days ago·Canada

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CBC News

Tim Hortons says proposed Roll Up the Rim class-action suit has no merit

Lawsuit comes after technical error mistakenly awarded prize boat to 500,000 customers through the chain's Roll Up the Rim to Win campaign.

13 days ago·Canada

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KRDO

Tim Hortons refutes potential lawsuit for Roll Up To Win prize snafu

By William Eltherington, CTV News Ottawa Digital Multi-Skilled Journalist Click here for updates on this story Ottawa, Ontario (CTV Network) — Tim Hortons insists a potential class action lawsuit involving customers who were sent an email by mistake during the company’s Roll up to Win contest has “no merit.” Approximately 500,000 customers across Canada received the emails from the coffee giant on Wednesday, erroneously claiming customers h…

12 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Tim Hortons says proposed Roll Up the Rim class action suit has no merit

Tim Hortons says there’s no merit to a proposed class action lawsuit regarding emails it sent out in error to participants in its popular Roll Up the Rim promotion. LPC […]

13 days ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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The Epoch Times

Tim Hortons Says There’s No Merit to Potential ‘Roll Up to Win’ Class Action Lawsuit

Tim Hortons says there’s no merit to a proposed class action lawsuit that intends to force it to deliver boats it erroneously informed customers they had won. A Montreal law firm launched the proposed class action suit on behalf of its client against the coffee chain on April 19. The suit claims that Tim Hortons sent an email to about 500,000 customers on April 17 telling them they had won a boat and accompanying trailer as part of the company’s…

12 days ago·New York, United States

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Toronto Sun

Tim Hortons says proposed Roll Up the Rim class action suit has no merit

Tim Hortons says there's no merit to a proposed class action lawsuit regarding emails it sent out in error to participants in its popular Roll Up the Rim promotion.

13 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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