> That isn't necessarily true. It is, for instance, not illegal to make shitty quality products that break down, or provide low quality services. But companies

> That isn't necessarily true. It is, for instance, not illegal to make shitty quality products that break down, or provide low quality services. But companies that do that develop a reputation for doing so, and are penalized for it in the market place. That really depends on both the jurisdiction and the product. The USA is the exception not the norm here, and even in that regard still has strict laws on big ticket items like appliances and automobiles.