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> of course they do. They are in business to make money, after all. Companies can fulfill their obligations without resorting to trickery. They clearly aren't
by josho 7y ago
> of course they do. They are in business to make money, after all.
Companies can fulfill their obligations without resorting to trickery. They clearly aren't meeting the spirit of their obligation/commitment and therefore should be punished. So, the government should punish these companies by implementing your second point. If it wasn't clear previously then the industry behavior has now made it obvious they act in bad faith, and are a detriment to both consumers and society in general.