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It's very clear why they are not doing it. Putting the risk on you instead of themselves a) is better for them for obvious reasons, and b) makes it less likely
by auggierose 6y ago
It's very clear why they are not doing it. Putting the risk on you instead of themselves a) is better for them for obvious reasons, and b) makes it less likely for something bad to happen in the first place.
Also, I can imagine clients worried about this are not the money-making kind of clients anyway.
- varispeed 6y agoAnd if you put it this way, I am not sure why this is not an illegal practice? Companies shouldn't discriminate the access to their services based on the level of anxiety you can handle.
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- auggierose 6y agoI don't think that's a law.