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It's fraud if you never deliver. It's certainly not fraud if you are making progress towards delivering at some nebulous future date, and there was no contract
by ethbr1 2y ago
It's fraud if you never deliver.
It's certainly not fraud if you are making progress towards delivering at some nebulous future date, and there was no contractual delivery date in the pre-sale.
It's debatable whether it's fraud if the initial pre-sale expressedly included the possibility of non-delivery (i.e. Kickstarter).
- dfhvneoieno 2y ago[flagged]
- ethbr1 2y ago[flagged]
- hobs 2y ago> It's certainly not fraud if you are making progress towards delivering at some nebulous future date, and there was no contractual delivery date in the pre-sale. Only legally, this is basically just fraud with legal disclaimers covering your ass, there's no integrity here and no intention of delivering anything more than the hyperloop.
- ethbr1 2y agoLegal terms are the codification of a contract between buyer and seller. Caveat emptor exists because ultimately it's the buyer's decision whether or not to take an offered deal. If some people were dumb enough to agree to a disadvantageous contract with Tesla... well, world's full of fools.