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And what, a refund for 99% of the time what is a free at point of service to the consumer? For paying private customers yes I'd day fine but in most of these c
by rob_c 5y ago
And what, a refund for 99% of the time what is a free at point of service to the consumer?
For paying private customers yes I'd day fine but in most of these cases in ruling to bet the "free" 1GB was more than enough
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago> And what, a refund for 99% of the time what is a free at point of service to the consumer? No, but give them a punitive fine (on the order of a percentage of their daily average profits) for failing to live-up to their own expectations set in their own advertising.
- drran 5y agoDaily average profits for free service are 0.
- Nextgrid 5y agoThen make it a simple fee/fine for screwing the customer. You promise that you're gonna host files and you deleted/restricted them? Pay $100 for every day that the files are unavailable. Legitimate companies will have no problem with that. Scum that wants to lure users in (to capture their personal data) but doesn't even have the decency to hold up their end of the bargain will have to reconsider whether they still want to provide such a service.