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It seems like you're saying "I don't know how they'd do a thing they're not trying to do." I wouldn't read too much into the slight vagueness around the distinc
by llamaimperative 2y ago
It seems like you're saying "I don't know how they'd do a thing they're not trying to do." I wouldn't read too much into the slight vagueness around the distinction between just setting prices with the information available versus what Realpage was actually doing (as you describe) – I'm sure the case itself will draw such a distinction pretty well.
- gruez 2y ago>It seems like you're saying "I don't know how they'd do a thing they're not trying to do." because the commenter I was replying to was characterizing what realpage was doing as "using mathematical algorithms to align their rents", which isn't illegal in and of itself. I specifically acknowledged in my previous comment that realpage was doing more.
- llamaimperative 2y agoThat wasn't the commentator here, that was a quote from the opening (verbal) remarks. I.e. commentator + DOJ + you + I all know the distinction being drawn by the case, the AG just didn't dive into it in the first 3 sentences of his opening remarks on the case.