Talk:Louisiana-Pacific

Fair use rationale for Image:Louisiana Pacific logo.gif

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Discussion of lawsuit and product critique deleted-NPOV

I removed the following from the article:

"The deadline for filing suit passed in 2002. Good luck to those who try to obtain a fair warranty settlement following their offers made to people in the 90's. Towards the end of the settlement LP offered 30 cents on the dollar to settle all remaining claims. With this 30 cents on the dollar people had a choice to take this offer or take a chance on receiving NOTHING for their SUBSTANDARD product. Now when consumers attempt to recover additional losses through the warranty process, they are offered an amount that is considerably reduced. LP calculates the warranty as if the consumer received a full initial settlement, not what was actually received during the class action settlement."

"With this rapid growth they provided a product that was NOT SUSTAINABLE and continue to give their past consumers the cold shoulder through the warranty." This is clearly NPOV. Ahasp (talk) 19:17, 19 June 2009 (UTC)

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