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If you don't think "lie" is the appropriate word here, then might I suggest "deliberate fraudulent misrepresentation" instead? There's evidence that this compa
by gamblor956 5y ago
If you don't think "lie" is the appropriate word here, then might I suggest "deliberate fraudulent misrepresentation" instead?
There's evidence that this company has been misleading customers about order status for at least 7 years. How much more evidence do you need?
- wolverine876 5y agoThe comment in question said they lied here. Where is the evidence?
- gamblor956 5y agoThe comment in question, and others provided that evidence: statements from customers that they were still waiting on their bikes, several years after ordering. If you want more than that, the ball is in your court to follow up on it.
- wolverine876 5y ago> If you want more than that, the ball is in your court to follow up on it. We don't have time to dig up evidence for other people's comments, and that claim, even if true, would not be evidence that they lied (delayed shipping are not lies), and not be evidence that they lied here.