Best Buy files a lawsuit to get "Jane and John Doe", or whoever leaked that Samsung Galaxy S III info

2. rf1975 posted on 04 Jul 2012, 04:33 5 1

Yeh,
I think this leak helped the SIII sale. It did not do any negative impact on SIII, Best Buy or Samy. ??

3. Hammerfest posted on 04 Jul 2012, 04:53 0 0

The wheaties already tasted like s**t, why was he upset when I s**t in his wheaties anyway?

Well, the basterd took a s**t in MY wheaties no matter if it didnt change the flavor! MY wheaties damnit! If I want more s**t flavoring ill s**t in them myself! MINE MINE MINE GREED CONTROL FREAK OCD ARSEHOLE SYNDROME NOM NOM NOM...

Its a valid "human" responce...
Still, im going to agree with the majoirty of CONSUMERS, leaks are the ULTIMATE PR/ADVERTISEMENTS that ANY company can have... EVER!

I have no doubt that the leaked information had both positive and negative effects, but not enough to complain about the negative part:
First thought: Sweet GS3!
Second thought: Sweet I know when, or about when I can get my GS3!
Third thought: Sweet! I know a good place I can get my GS3 and around what date I can start keeping my eye out!

EDIT: well theres negative now. Current thought: that company is going after the person responsible for my first 3 excited thoughts, make that 2, and I will make sure to buy from another company!

10. bayusuputra posted on 04 Jul 2012, 20:27 0 0

Unless best buy is already been bought under the table by "you-know-who".. and they don't want any PR/advertisement whatsoever for the SGS3 but keeping the limelight for the upcoming rumoured-to-be 4" metal back phone that usually comes with 16/32/64GB memory..

4. JSern posted on 04 Jul 2012, 05:07 0 1

lawl.

8. PAPINYC (limited) 5 days ago posted on 04 Jul 2012, 11:47 0 0

Yes, it's called loose bowel syndrome or LBS; in some countries it's also considered diahrea.