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>Companies have a huge intensive to stay, establish partnerships, branding, funding and so on. Fly by night operations are already a problem on Amazon. Sure ac
by nommm-nommm 10y ago
>Companies have a huge intensive to stay, establish partnerships, branding, funding and so on.
Fly by night operations are already a problem on Amazon. Sure actual companies have an incentive establish themselves but fly by night operations aren't actual companies, their business model is dump and run.
- nickik 10y agoSure. There will be problems with that, just as we have now. There are ways we are already dealing with it, and we will continue to do so. I don't see what a state can do. If you want security always go to the same company that has done well by you in the paste. It you want security you have to pay a little extra. I don't see how a state can do more. If people are actually doing illegal stuff, then there is the policy, just as now.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoMost purchases are one time. I'm not going to have an "aloe Vera gel company" that I trust. Even if I did I wouldn't know I could trust them, I only know what they tell me. That does not even cover the problem of if "people only buy from established companies" then how does any company ever become established?