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of course they haven't. Why would they? There is no penalty for just lying to their customers and continuing to profit from it.
by avs733 7y ago
of course they haven't. Why would they? There is no penalty for just lying to their customers and continuing to profit from it.
- peteretep 7y agoI feel like there's potential for a class-action lawsuit there on behalf of the customers.
- avs733 7y agofor...?
- hand_of_lixue 7y agoBit bit where they tweeted "We're going to change this" back in July, and got a bunch of press for it? https://twitter.com/t_xu/status/1153867334685089794 https://twitter.com/t_xu/status/1153867334685089794 It shouldn't take a month to switch your tipping model to work the way it does for the rest of the industry.
- peteretep 7y agoIf you collect money from me saying you’re going to give it someone, and you don’t give it to someone, you stole that money from me.
- asveikau 7y agoThere is, or maybe ought to be a penalty to getting caught and having users defect. So perhaps they are calculating one or more of: * Nobody will follow up and figure the claim that the policy will be changed was a lie * If somebody does, people won't care, or won't care enough to stop using the app