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Definitely seems like customer deception, and potential misuse/theft of a trademark. I am generally skeptical of class-actions, but this seems like a legitimat
by nickff 6y ago
Definitely seems like customer deception, and potential misuse/theft of a trademark.
I am generally skeptical of class-actions, but this seems like a legitimate subject for a (well-run) class-action lawsuit for the benefit of parties who were actually wronged.
- chrischen 6y agoSure, but these things don't really get enforced. I mean, one of my current competitors advertises their product as made in USA (which it is not), but only if you use their chat widget to talk to them (which most customers do) in a move I assume is to remove any paper trail. There is no real clear path except maybe ones that involve either bribing a politician or a lobbyist (which may be the same thing) to get this pursued.