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That's part of the tradeoff that you accept when you operate anonymously. Of course it will turn some people off, and as a consumer, that's a perfectly reasonab
by cookiecaper 10y ago
That's part of the tradeoff that you accept when you operate anonymously. Of course it will turn some people off, and as a consumer, that's a perfectly reasonable position to take. But as a business owner, until you have enough money sitting around to tolerate a lawsuit ($5M-$10M), if you're in a market that is willing to tolerate it, it could be a very reasonable tradeoff.
- vertex-four 10y agoI really doubt that many businesses would make it to $5M sitting in the bank without ever allowing anyone to know who they are - or slipping up and getting caught. I can't think of who would spend money with such a business if there were any alternative, in countries with well-developed consumer protection systems.