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> some rare instances, such as if a renter commits fraud That's still super weasely. Why not say: "if the renter fails to return your equipment?" Oh, because
by 3JPLW 7y ago
> some rare instances, such as if a renter commits fraud
That's still super weasely. Why not say: "if the renter fails to return your equipment?"
Oh, because that's horrifying and will scare everyone away.
- theturtletalks 7y agoAnd they brought up the 0.1% multiple times. The other person that also got scammed on SplitKit got the same canned response. Makes you wonder how much it actually happens if they have a canned response ready.
- magashna 7y agoFor the same reason they call getting robbed "voluntary parting" What a laugh, hopefully I don't get "involuntarily punctured" during a "voluntary parting" gone wrong.