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If they are able to prove it somehow transparently that movie was watched at least once, reduce the amount of renting it based on the time when it was bought. I
by nicce 3mo ago
If they are able to prove it somehow transparently that movie was watched at least once, reduce the amount of renting it based on the time when it was bought. Is that fair? Return the rest with inflation adjustments.
- hdgvhicv 3mo agoNo it’s not fair. They've stolen the property. It’s not “fair” if you replace it, let alone only replace it with a lesser than value as “it was second hand”.
- Nevermark 3mo agoWhen you buy an option, you don't deserve a refund for not exercising the option. On the other side, a user that watched a movie 1000 times should not get less compensation. All users are being impacted exactly the same way (loss of future access), so should be compensated the same way.