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> The stock market demands that the product have all the same stickers on as everybody else. But nobody is obliged to believe them. That is a very interesting
by otterley 7y ago
> The stock market demands that the product have all the same stickers on as everybody else. But nobody is obliged to believe them.
That is a very interesting take on the situation, especially because the tort of fraud starts from the opposite first principle: that customers may reasonably rely on the promises made by sellers.
- ncmncm 7y agoI agree that fraud is under-prosecuted. Users so rarely sue their database provider, howsoever richly it is deserved. The stickers come from organizations that are largely captured by vendors. Kudos to Jepsen for maintaining independence.