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That'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
by darawk 9y ago
That'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.