@IamHIGHdrogen said:

I, too, received this email recently as a result of the hundreds of purchases I made from them. I have, up until now, basically disregarded it. Is there something I need to DO like respond??? Or just play it as it lys and see how this mess shakes out? Aka does this require action on my part that may benefit me in any way? I am SO highdrogen right now...

No, you don't need to do anything now or in the future. If and when you buy tickets from TM by email, you will get a small credit on the service charges and UPS if you didn't use will call, for the next 17 tickets you purchase (as long as you use/used the same email address). It's not a lump sum credit, you have to buy more TM tickets and get a small discount.

The point of the article is that the lawsuit also opened up the industry to more competition, so service charges will tend to be lower in the future. This should be a bigger savings overall to people than the small rebates TM will offer its email customers for tickets they bought over the past 12 years.