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I don't think it could be any more serious a matter than not abiding by the EULA.
by mannykannot 8y ago
I don't think it could be any more serious a matter than not abiding by the EULA.
- kazinator 8y agoBasically, the EULA should (and likely does) have some terms against that. That is to say, scooters that are fobbed out by their user should be left in such a way that their are accessible to other users. Identify the violators and charge them fines and/or terminate their accounts. Keeping scooters in homes and garages can be allowed, provided the scooters are "on the clock": in the middle of a booking that is being paid for.