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Makes sense for objects, but I think they're classifying these goods as services. Would you call it "renting" a massage, because if something happens and they h
by scottyah 3y ago
Makes sense for objects, but I think they're classifying these goods as services. Would you call it "renting" a massage, because if something happens and they have to stop part-way though you don't get the full massage as expected?
Perhaps the "buy" option should have an implied lifetime of ownership, and anything less they have to pay you back (keeping all those sales $ in escrow would sure be a pain)
- lotsofpulp 3y agoA massage is a nonsensical comparison, since it cannot be used more than once. Anything other than rent is an unnecessary complication.
- BobaFloutist 3y agoI'm pretty sure if I pay for a massage and it has to be interrupted early for reasons that aren't my fault, I can reasonably expect to get a refund or replacement.