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The accountants would love that. Consider what that would do to a company's balance sheet. Every revocable "purchase" would become a perpetual liability which
by tantalor 4y ago
The accountants would love that.
Consider what that would do to a company's balance sheet.
Every revocable "purchase" would become a perpetual liability which will almost never be collected.
What happens when the company goes bankrupt? Do all the former customers line up for their refunds as creditors?
- gertrunde 4y agoThat's kind of the point - shift the burden back to the vendor and make the cost of pulling the rug from under their customers more expensive. Or re-engineer their product delivery mechanisms such that the customer can retain the product. Which is the desired outcome.