[Arturo]

I ' purchased a pepsi that was 1/4 full/

It was one of the six that I had bought.

Do I have a law suit??

I still have the unopened can...

[Fr_Chuck]

have you asked the store for a refund ? Or replacement?

if they refuse you can sue them for the value of the car.

[grammadidi]

Excuse me? Lawsuit?? For what?? What exactly are your damages?? That's the reason things cost so much these days!

Write a letter to or phone the company, tell them you have kept the can if they need to see it and maybe you'll get a free pop or six out of the deal. $hit happens.

Didi

[Tootruetooblue]

Law suits for damages are intended to put to rights a situation where someone suffered damages due to the actions of someone else. I think the damages you suffered were perhaps what - that you were still thirsty? Sue for the 75 cents you are out. Or, just go to the store and ask for a store credit for the improperly filled can, if it's worth the bother.

[ScottGem]

First you bring the can back to the store and ask for a refund or replacement. IF they refuse, they you might have a cuase for a suit to recover the cost of a can of soda.

Seriously, give me a break here. You really think getting shorted on a can of soda entitles you to some compensation?

[Lowtax4eva]

What? No you can't sue, write pepsi and tell them about it, they'll probably give you a coupon for a free 6 pack. I once got a free 12 pack of beer cause one bottle had dried concrete on it with a very sharp point. My guess is some construction worker brought back empties and dropped some concrete on the bottles.

[berrysweetncgurl]

Or you could save it forever and it may be worth something... A Pepsi fanatic may buy it, post it on Ebay or something... hell no you can't sue, that's the funniest thing I read all day