2 ms·
So if I'm a company, I can tell a store in Texas, "Here is my new product, the FSA-51", and they sell it as an FSA-51, and then a customer is confused because I
by streptomycin 15y ago
So if I'm a company, I can tell a store in Texas, "Here is my new product, the FSA-51", and they sell it as an FSA-51, and then a customer is confused because I sold another different product also called the FSA-51 to another store... the store is liable, and I'm not? That's fucked up.
- waterlesscloud 15y agoIf you take money in exchange for a product, you should be responsible for that exchange.
- lesterbuck 15y agoI'll be more general for you. If you used to sell an A and now you sell a B with exactly the same name as A, but different characteristics, you should be sure that the consumer knows the differences exist. Yeah, that's really fucked up if you are dishonest or deceptive.
- streptomycin 15y agoIn my hypothetical, the store isn't being dishonest or deceptive, the manufacturer is. And in my hypothetical the store didn't previously sell A. That seems to be basically the scenario Best Buy is in. So I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplishing with your new hypothetical.