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That's another curious aspect for me (I'm from EU): how can such systems prevent scams? Let's say a properly trained and tried company decide to work in the af
by kkfx 4y ago
That's another curious aspect for me (I'm from EU): how can such systems prevent scams?
Let's say a properly trained and tried company decide to work in the aftermath of a widespread disaster: they'll get many customers spread in a certain area, almost all at the same time. They apparently works well. Few years after quality issues, leaks etc appear. In the meantime that said enterprise have closed, reopening with a slightly different selection of peoples and a different name. How a license system can avoid such events (common here, so to speak)?
- s1artibartfast 4y agoLicenses are tied to individuals, so that does something to address the serial offender issue. If individuals are operating with fake names, proxy workers, ect, there is very little that can be done besides track down and arrest the individuals.
- kkfx 4y agoOh, ok, in UE are tied to enterprises not individuals in them, so the reputation and protection is a bit loose. Some enterprises do exists for decades, some simply keep opening and closing an year after another with different names and logos...