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What's the worst-case scenario here? What would have happened if they met you in court? What would have happened if they won?
by Cpoll 5y ago
What's the worst-case scenario here? What would have happened if they met you in court? What would have happened if they won?
- redis_mlc 5y agoIt would have cost the company thousands in legal fees, subjected the company to wide-ranging interrogation under oath and the case entered in public records. It's the latter two that really gets their attention, as a customer dispute escalated into the business affairs of the top of the company where there's actual consequences. For him, some time and possibility of dismissal.
- sowbug 5y agoHere's where I'd suggest hiring a real lawyer (currently practicing as a litigator in California) for an assessment, but here's my guess. Worst case is I lose in court, which is just wasted time and $100. There's no further downside than that, since they didn't countersue (and couldn't have). In that case, I'd keep my goggles and have the choice whether to throw them away, sell them, or suck it up and do the Facebook account thing. Or wait until today and learn that they'd dropped the requirement.