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Not a lawyer, but the cynic in me assumes that it is legal bait: if someone at the company cashed the $10 gift card one could argue that compensation for damage
by orlp 2y ago
Not a lawyer, but the cynic in me assumes that it is legal bait: if someone at the company cashed the $10 gift card one could argue that compensation for damages has been accepted and no further liability applies. At least legally speaking, obviously this is completely morally bankrupt.
- consp 2y agoAny normal legal system should have an option for avoiding this, like "reasonable" compensation (reasonable would then be argued in court but I'm pretty sure you can find a lawyer who can argue a uber gift card is not).
- Ekaros 2y agoI hope that happens to every company that simply updates terms of service by sending email...
- dist-epoch 2y agoMaybe this would work if the damage was $100. But you would not get away from $mil of damages with a $10 voucher. The courts are not dumb and don't work like that.