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> "no the terms don’t apply here" Is that your legal opinion as a lawyer? It says that customers agree to only use promotional discounts "for the intended pur
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
> "no the terms don’t apply here"
Is that your legal opinion as a lawyer?
It says that customers agree to only use promotional discounts "for the intended purpose"; what does that mean and how can you be sure a business owner using promotional discounts to profit from arbitrage is the "intended purpose" of the promotional discount?
- Retric 4y agoThis stuff isn't complicated, “Intended purpose” is the obvious use aka making orders. Finding the cheapest order possible and making repeated orders to DOS the company locally wouldn’t be.
- blendergeek 4y agoThis actually wasn't listed as a "promotional discount". Doordash just listed the pizza as cheap. And the pizza man decided to enjoy the cheap pizza.