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>If they ship a product that's technically exactly as described, then in a sense it's the buyer's "fault" for not being more careful about what they were buying
by afdginionio 3y ago
>If they ship a product that's technically exactly as described, then in a sense it's the buyer's "fault" for not being more careful about what they were buying.
It's probably still fraud. If it seems dishonest to the average person, it will probably seem dishonest to the average judge. The law is more sensible than most people think.
I'm not a lawyer. I've just sued a few people.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> * It's probably still fraud. If it seems dishonest to the average perso* Nothing was hidden! There was no deceit! If I say I’ll take your money if you let me, and you let me, you were not defrauded. You may have been taken advantage of. But it’s not fraud. (Also, they now have your money. To pay lawyers with.)