[T-Mobile LG G2x] tombaker1:
I was not aware that T-Mobile pointed you and others to LG, that is a real factor for this.

The update to Google Maps has been problematic as documented in XDA for the G2x as the least. I think that their push of software make them responsible if they did not test it with the devices they were pushing to. I know that during the first setup, you have to work hard to opt out of all the Google push and tie ins.

I am under the impression that T-Mobile is servicing the warranty of LG, the administrator for them, for lack a better term. When T-Mobile replaces a phone I believe they are doing that on behalf of LG. Basically I think they have been replacing phones with customer complaints, some guy just posted he returned 10 phones. It seem they are upholding the warranties. That would be settled at trial if its not dismissed.

Within this thread, it was posted about Ducter experience of having all 4 of his phones working, until he put on custom ROMS, where they began to power off. This thread. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14468308&postcount=141

Heres the breakdown on custom ROMs for my phones...they dont work. Some of them start off real promising and all but up to a day later the issues start happening. With this phone it just powers off when it decides to on anything other than stock. I dont overclock or mess with the voltages and have tried without loading any of my apks and it all ends with the same results.

Its not just my phone, happens on all 4 of the G2X's on my account. I sure hope that whenever LG decides to release Gingerbread that the Devs here can use the source to work some magic. The phones not bad on stock after removing the bloated crap thats included...just no where near as snappy as CM or Faux123's builds.​

He also posted that all 4 of his G2x's were running like champs, I posted that link earlier in this thread.

I was also not aware that T-Mobile gave you the "well there are other carriers you can choose" line. That would piss me off too, unless they said, well we will let you out of your contract due to your service problems, hopefully the other carriers will work better for your location. That is not what they did.

What your damages are, is your lawsuit, I just assume that you get out of the contract, you sell off the old hardware, the end result (if negative) is your damages. If different, that's you lawyers arguments....

So yes, unless LG petitioned the court for more time, they needed to have provided the court with an answer to the complaint. If not the court gives a default judgment.

I wonder if they could play that...Let the Judge enter in a judgement in your favor, but not have enough information in the complaint to say its a class action....resulting in the Judge only being able to grant your plea against the defendant.

Please update here or the other thread, if they do actually file an answer. Would be great if we could see that answer

I think its a gonna be a hard case to get to fly, given that all victums had the ablity to mitigate there damages, but choose not to.

Just to clairfy to some others who think my G2x experiences have been perfect, on two occasions I installed task killer, and a battery manager, and it whacked my connectivity. On off restarts did not fix. So I stayed away from them, and since 2.1/2.2 they are not needed. I then installed a toggle system for setting, that included a battery excercisor, and that screwed me up, lost my data connectivity. Did factory restores on to resolve. Neither of those problems were LG or Google or anyone else, besides me putting on a questionable app.

Most users who have a phone that does not work right, return and replace it, and if it happens again they move on to a different device. This is why I think that more of the problems come from people tweaking them, and "enthusiats" Why would anyone stay with the phone if they were not hammering on it themselves.

That T-Mobile pointed you to a door that says Exit, and said you will find out competitors if you go through that door.....does make your moving to Sprint much more explainable.

Let us know if they submit an answer to the court.