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If no one acts on that information then sure, sounds like a plan. But I suspect many people would buy things they don't even really want and "return" them hopin
by DangitBobby 4y ago
If no one acts on that information then sure, sounds like a plan. But I suspect many people would buy things they don't even really want and "return" them hoping to get free shit once word gets out, making the problem even worse.
- codefreeordie 4y agothat's where simple statistical models come in. The first few times you want your money back, you get it no-questions-asked. The more of an outlier you become, the less likely you are to get your refund approved.