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Publishing materially false information (price) about someone resulting in harm (loss of customers) would seem to check the required boxes for libel.
by dsfyu404ed 7y ago
Publishing materially false information (price) about someone resulting in harm (loss of customers) would seem to check the required boxes for libel.
- threatofrain 7y agoThe information isn't false. If you want the food delivered with X service it's available at Y price. Uber is mis-representing a driver's rates if in fact Lyft is cheaper for the same driver, and for all I know the driver personally offers rides at their own price. I expect a world where it's increasingly hard to figure out the price of things due to discounts, memberships, and "abstracted" pricing.