Then the new owners failed to do their due diligence.
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Curious George
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Hmmm, chisme, por favor?
Curious George
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That is likely not true. It would end up depending on the state law that governs. But, it is very likely that there is an obligation. That said, people that get hung up on the principal should read @Stevicus thread on the inflexibility of the law.
Another way of looking at it, is to note that the previous owners have a responsibility to make the people whole as well.
i agree with your assessment that this is likely just a consequence of the software change, and there has been no indication that the new owners(who are they btw?) will likely remedy the situation eventually. That said, we are not talking about any level of money (either the cost of the membership or the ad revenue) that would make doing so a priority. I think that individuals should recognize that and calm down.
No point in gossiping about people who aren't here to defend themselves over and about what's relevant to the discussion we're having right now.
Curious George
Veteran Member
Yeah, I figured that would be your response. I also imagine any actual discussion would violate multiple rules.
Just remarking to n the little peek behind the curtain. And besides, I am sure my imagination is much more fun than any real drama.
Cheers
Whatever you say. You are the boss. Assuming they keep you, too.
I think I will start a new business. Sell bonds with 100% interest per month. Cash the capital this week, say 2 millions, buy a huge house, and sell the company, together with the house for, say, only 1 million. And inform the new owners that they have no obligation to pay any of those interest rates, since that was an agreement with the old owners.
Win Win. Easy money.
Ciao
- viole
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mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
Are you an US lawyer with that specialty for these kinds of sales?
You do that. And if all that keeps you too busy to post any more nonsensical tatrums in here, let me know if I can help.
I hadn't even noticed that the ads were gone.
I checked.
Gone!
All this railing against the new owners seems to have been misplaced.
but if we can't argue over things that turn out to be irrelevant, what could we possibly do instead? I mean, be reasonable!
Just as long as people had fun.
Being outraged is the most fun, eh.
That’s outrageous.
Especially if it's about nothing.
That's why later on today I'm going down to the beach to protest against General Mills and their nafarious scheme to turn the oceans into jello.
Let's stage a violent protest against the cancellation of Futurama.
That's a winner frube
That's misplaced. Since we KNOW that the Simpsons episodes reveal the future, we really need to find out who the puppet masters are that are teasing us with such a truly nefarious series of shenanigans.