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That’s an interesting approach - not only do you not want to pay if you get the best possible result, you want to financially incentivize them to find something
by zaroth 7y ago
That’s an interesting approach - not only do you not want to pay if you get the best possible result, you want to financially incentivize them to find something wrong!
- dragonwriter 7y agoYeah, the perverse incentives of it is “pay if you want to challenge a violation” that get even worse if it is “get a refund if we agree with your challenge” are why it pretty much had to be “pay up front to get into the store”. Even were the store owner perfectly honorable in performing initial and appeal reviews, the perverse incentives would lead to a perception of unfairness.