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Re: MoneyRobot post# 716591

Sunday, 04/03/2022 8:29:57 AM

Sunday, April 03, 2022 8:29:57 AM

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That's what I think. They have a list of how many shares you own, regardless of account. Opt in or out it's based on your total shares. In Guido's case he has accounts in both him and his wifes name, so he is opting out his shares and she is not, which is perfectly fine. It's good to have that option. So that being the case you could switch an account or accounts over to your wife/husband/kid possibly, but then there's that Dec 7 2021 date, so any change of ownership on an account, if looked at as new shares purchased, would automatically be not part of the class,,so, possible way of opting out accounts. Just kicking around ideas.

I have FNMA commons and since they are currently excluded, the option to sue similar to the plantiffs on this class suit will still be an option for the FNMA common group.

Class actions rarely work well for the larger class group and only the key plantiffs and lawyers usually make out. So I want the ability to keep my options open.

There was talk a ways back when Mnuchin changed things, that there was a 5 billion amount put aside for lawsuits...wondering if this is what it was for. If it is this, you can calculate 5 billion accross all the freddie commons and JPS and the fannie jps. Even though I am currently unsure of the combined number of all those shares, Pay out based on that total would most likely be miniscule after lawyers and key plantifs extract their pay out.