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Cases like this make me wish Google could be sued for $100,000,000 because it's clear that are they not following their own rules when it comes to banning accou
by mikece 5y ago
Cases like this make me wish Google could be sued for $100,000,000 because it's clear that are they not following their own rules when it comes to banning accounts. This has REAL business impact, not to mention the implication of libel that the holder of the account did something to deserve to be banned. Yeah, I know: the business entered into an agreement with Google to abide by their rules and terms of service but when Google doesn't follow those rules I think they open themselves up to massive liability.
- tempnow987 5y agoUm, they are following their rules. They make this very clear when you sign up. If you have a scammer working for you / linked to your account, your account is VERY VERY much at risk. Lesson is, don't hire scam artists, ask your employees not to scam while they work for you or are linked to your account.
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- voakbasda 5y agoThey would happily pay that amount if they could continue business as usual. Add a couple of zeros and you might get their attention.
- josephcsible 5y agoIf they just had to pay it this once, I'd agree. But if they had to pay it every time they wrongly unpersoned someone, they'd change their ways really quickly.
- phaistra 5y agoAnother idea: For every repeated infraction of the same type, the fine doubles or triples.