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The only part of this I think is bad is this: > If a customer feels they are being wrongly accused, they can ask for a review, which will cost them $35 accordi
by citricsquid 14y ago
The only part of this I think is bad is this:
> If a customer feels they are being wrongly accused, they can ask for a review, which will cost them $35 according to the Verge.
I can't find any real information on this, but do the fees get refunded if it turns out you are not guilty of the download? If that's the case then I see no problem with any of this and I'm happy it's being done.
- icebraining 14y agoSo the incentive to tell you that you're guilty anyway is pocketing $35. The incentive for telling you that you're innocent is...? Yeah, what could possibly go wrong.