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In the UK broadband providers have an automatic compensation scheme in the event things go wrong. The thing with law is it's almost impossible to cover 100% of
by aboringusername 6y ago
In the UK broadband providers have an automatic compensation scheme in the event things go wrong. The thing with law is it's almost impossible to cover 100% of cases with words and letters - so case law is designed to facilitate what applies and what does not (and often gets it 'wrong' according to society).
Ideally, there are conditions in which you get automatic compensation, in the form of a payment to your bank (as easily as you give company money they can give it to you).
If the tech is there to send a business money so can they send it to me if they don't provide a good service, it's not difficult.
We're so advanced with our developments in AI yet so many things are basic and stuck in the past. This shouldn't even be down to airlines - it's a system that does all the work on behalf of the customer and business.