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In what country are you? Keeping the money and not referencing why exactly (i.e. proving fraud on your side) is obviously illegal almost everywhere. Small claim
by onli 3y ago
In what country are you? Keeping the money and not referencing why exactly (i.e. proving fraud on your side) is obviously illegal almost everywhere. Small claims court or your local equivalent should handle this.
- rossdavidh 3y agoIn the US, I have heard of small claims court dealing with this, especially given that the Big Tech defendants are often unable to provide to the court any reason for their action (since it came from an algorithmic black box that they don't really understand either). Having said all that, I notice you don't mention what this part that you're printing is? It would give your story more cred if you mentioned that. Unless, you know, if it's something that would give your story a whole lot less cred.
- martin_a 3y agoI'm in Germany. Not sure about the whole legal thing, I think even talking to a lawyer would probably be more expensive than just moving on. Which is kind of "giving up", but yeah...
- namibj 3y agoFind a lawyer who seems appropriate and has a "initial call for judging if even appropriate to hire" free offer, or maybe the WBS Discord I heard, which seems like a German version of reddit's legal advice subreddit. (If WBS didn't right a bell, they have a disable YouTube presence.) This is assuming you'd prefer to make them pay as long as it's net-positive for you and not excessively much effort.
- martin_a 3y agoYeah, I know WBS. Still thinking it would most probably not be worth the money and that I should really get a law protection insurance in the near future. :-D
- kioleanu 3y agothat wouldn't have been worth it in this case either. You spent anywhere between 0 and 150 Euros on collateral, and there are countless hours spent first convincing the insurance that you have a relevant case, then talking to a lawyer with the same info again and so on and so forth