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Way over quoted, and it didn't represent the incentives companies have to screw over their own customers in the pursuit of profits. Maybe it's both: malice to
by rangerelf 3y ago
Way over quoted, and it didn't represent the incentives companies have to screw over their own customers in the pursuit of profits.
Maybe it's both: malice to kick off the effort and incompetence because they got found out.