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I don't know but what if they did? You offer no alternative other than saying it should be illegal, what if a service actually did run out of money immediately?
by Igglyboo 12y ago
I don't know but what if they did? You offer no alternative other than saying it should be illegal, what if a service actually did run out of money immediately? Throw them in jail because their servers got repossessed by the bank?
If a storage company went under and gave everyone notice to pick up their old shit and after the deadline there were still unclaimed items, what are they supposed to do?
- bitJericho 12y agoI would sue a storage company and the owners personally that destroyed my possessions without giving me enough time to go get them. 10 days is not enough time. 100 days might not be enough time. The amount of time should be decided by someone, like the state in which the company resides
- sp332 12y agoThis exact outcome (running out of money and shutting down) was foreseeable from day 1. They should have had a plan in place beyond pretending it wasn't going to happen until it was too late.
- Igglyboo 12y agoThe company has no money, what are you going to sue them for? If they're properly incorporated you wouldn't be able to go after the owners.
- bitJericho 12y agoYou can break the corporate veil when execs break the law.
- Igglyboo 12y agoExcept that's never the case, the silicon valley wage fixing scandal was hugely illegal and they got fined/class action lawsuit. No criminal charges.