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What about a flood of small claims court? In USA it may be more effective?

• duxup 7y ago
  Claims for what? People would also have to leave their house and go make an argument in front of a judge... seems unlikely.
• olliej 7y ago
  what crime or contract violation have they committed? My (NAL) understanding is you can't sue/take-to-small-claims a service or company because of what they did to someone else. Only victims of malfeasance can go to court - even class actions need a number of people who are directly effected to start the lawsuit, before subsequently extending the small scale case to a class action. In this case modern T&Cs give companies carte blanche to dry service to anyone for any (or no) reason, so you'd have to demonstrate it was a bias against a protected classification - race, gender, maybe age - but even then, US courts have repeatedly stated that the constitution applies only to US citizens.
  • Domenic_S 7y ago
    You can sue anyone for anything.
    • Aunche 7y ago
      Even filing small claims costs money, and the cases would promptly be thrown out.
• balls187 7y ago
  Small claims is for actual money being owed.
• sangnoir 7y ago
  That sounds like the text-book definition of frivolous litigation.