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> the total number who are willing to walk away are far too smaller Because people are too lazy to walk away from a bad deal or simply don't want to read the c
by th4dv 9y ago
> the total number who are willing to walk away are far too smaller
Because people are too lazy to walk away from a bad deal or simply don't want to read the contract they're about to sign is a really poor justification.
- vertex-four 9y agoIs it really being lazy to not want to go without a bank account?
- BearGoesChirp 9y agoMy point there is that so few do that the market doesn't respond to capture those who do so. The justification isn't about why, it is about the money in capturing them. Making an offer for people who want to buy cell phones without arbitration, and advertising it so those people know about the option, won't cause a positive return on investment and as such doesn't happen. It is a comment on why 'just go buy from someone who doesn't do it' isn't a solution.
- tripzilch 9y agoif you think it's about being too lazy that says a LOT more about you than them.
- th4dv 9y agoMaking a personal remark on someone just because (presumably) they have a different opinion on certain matters is pretty low.
- linkregister 9y agoLook at th5dv, who doesn't have any Apple or Google accounts, or use a major U.S. mobile phone carrier. Otherwise, he has agreed to a binding arbitration clause.