Adam Frix
Well-known member
The rules were clear: you will send us your device, and you will never see it again. Further, you will have no way to appeal our decision, or to reverse the process you've started.
I focused on that, because it's a VERY real risk. It's a risk because the world isn't perfect. I would go so far as to say it's rarely perfect it the context of Big Corp like Samsung.
You focused on things working perfectly, because you wanted to believe you would get $200.
And look what happened.
You want there to be rules of human decency. So do I, but I don't expect Big Corp like Samsung to operate by any rules of human decency. I operate based on that expectation.
From the beginning, as Samsung outlined things, there was a VERY REAL risk of you losing your device and your opportunity to get $200 for it. Samsung did, in fact, make that clear.
And look what happened.
I focused on that, because it's a VERY real risk. It's a risk because the world isn't perfect. I would go so far as to say it's rarely perfect it the context of Big Corp like Samsung.
You focused on things working perfectly, because you wanted to believe you would get $200.
And look what happened.
You want there to be rules of human decency. So do I, but I don't expect Big Corp like Samsung to operate by any rules of human decency. I operate based on that expectation.
From the beginning, as Samsung outlined things, there was a VERY REAL risk of you losing your device and your opportunity to get $200 for it. Samsung did, in fact, make that clear.
And look what happened.