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It is true that money doesn't come out of thin air, but it doesn't always get passed on. I worked at a place that had some billing issues. It wasn't cheap to co
by twothamendment 9y ago
It is true that money doesn't come out of thin air, but it doesn't always get passed on. I worked at a place that had some billing issues. It wasn't cheap to correct, but it was the correct thing to do. Where did the money come from? Out of the next few months of profits. Things were tight, but customers were happy.
If there were regulations forcing an expensive audit, I'm sure we would have built that into the cost of business and passed it on - but not the results of our mistakes.
- darawk 9y agoThat's different, though. That's a one-time cost. One time costs don't necessarily get passed on, but ongoing costs do, otherwise the company will simply go out of business.
- wavefunction 9y agoI guess a company shouldn't regularly defraud its customers beyond its ability to pay if it wants to stay in business. Seems simple enough.