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I wouldn't be surprised if KitSplit knew all along about all the loopholes and are as a matter of fact acting on it themselves. Find gullible victims, send som
by onemoresoop 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if KitSplit knew all along about all the loopholes and are as a matter of fact acting on it themselves. Find gullible victims, send someone to pick equipment, and you know the rest. When the image becomes really bad they close shop. If the insurance was paying they would be investigated eventually but they do know legally nobody can get them.
And I expect to see all kinds of modern ways of theft popping up everywhere.
- TomVDB 7y agoYou wouldn't be surprised if KitSplit was a criminal enterprise from the bottom up???
- onemoresoop 7y agoI wouldnt be. Im not surprised by anything anymore. But here I’m just speculating. Today I heard of KitSplit for the first time and will not touch them with a ten foot pole.
- Analemma_ 7y agoSure. After Theranos, we now know that "startups which are fraudulent ab initio" certainly aren't outside the realm of possibility.
- supergauntlet 7y agoOf course they are. You think they raised 2.1 million in their seed round and didn't pay for any lawyers? A lawyer 100% told some exec how to craft their legalese to appear to cover theft, but would not actually make KitSplit liable in the event of said theft. Hanlon's razor doesn't apply here. Never assume these companies, which have all the facts and all the cards stacked in their favor, are acting out of incompetence or obliviousness. They know. They also know they won't be held accountable. The last time (7 months ago) KitSplit pulled this, they paid out to the guy who got his stuff stolen and everyone quieted down. That's just the cost of doing business.