I don’t understand why this isn’t fraudhttps://twitter.com/felixsalmon/status/1152948208206614528 …
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Yes, but, I, as the tipper, am being defrauded, if the app makes me think I’m paying the deliverer $3.
Yes if I tip I expect it to go to driver and this belief is both widely held and reasonable. Of course a class action lawsuit will only pay lawyers so as usual the customer and driver gets scammed.
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Heck if they make back half of these tips (most fees are “only” 40%, but this is before costs) that’s 1.50$ per transaction, which could add up. And more importantly, many types of class actions don’t seek damages at all but an injunction so the company can’t do that any more
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I’d be pretty sure there is an arbitration clause with class action waiver when customers sign up and when drivers sign up. And those are fully enforceable as a matter of federal law. Thank the Supreme Court (5-4 decision) and AT&T for litigating issue and screwing consumers etc
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ugh well yeah that's a different issue if there's a waiver. at least our defenseless corporations are protected though.
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