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Paul Gowder isn't complaining about Amazon forgetting to tell him that his coffee is hot. Good for him, flexing his rights over something reasonable. *E: I her
by RevRal 17y ago
Paul Gowder isn't complaining about Amazon forgetting to tell him that his coffee is hot. Good for him, flexing his rights over something reasonable.
*E: I hereby disown this comment :)
- juliusseizure 17y agoHe did nothing wrong. Just pointing out that Amazon doesn't really care. Some way or the other, you (the customer) is paying for it.
- RevRal 17y agoI see. I misunderstood you then. Yeah, it's a little like when taxes are raised (not sales tax). The consumer pays for it.
- mrkurt 17y agoIf you went back and read about the McDonald's hot coffee case, I suspect you'd find that reasonable too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Restaurants http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Restaur...