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If a company really wanted to, it could dissolve itself and the owners disappear. Even if you wanted to force a company to hold up its warranty you'd have to su
by bobsmooth 4y ago
If a company really wanted to, it could dissolve itself and the owners disappear. Even if you wanted to force a company to hold up its warranty you'd have to sue them, and who would do that for a $250 backpack? That is what Linus was trying to say.
- mrguyorama 4y agoSo what? I don't care what a business could do to attempt to violate my warranty rights, I care that I have my rights and can seek justice if they've been breached. Things are just sooooo much easier to deal with when established warranty law is followed. There is no valid argument for "I don't want my customers to have warranty rights".
- padjo 4y agoYour warranty rights are effectively non existent, that’s the whole point. You’d have to be an idiot or have very deep pockets and a lot of free time to try to enforce them over a 70 dollar screwdriver