Is this even legal in some other countries outside of the US and Canada lol, I know there is some countries out there with quite strict consumer protection and I'm pretty sure second hand Market is one of the more regulated ones
this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2024
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The old EA project $10 never truly died
Still too steep if thats what they consider a bargain price. Im all for companies making money long as they pay their rank and file fairly though
They should have been more conservative in their business and expected that it was only surging because of the pandemic. They cashed in on the IPO but should have gotten out. Now they’re beholden to investors. Probably made enough money to not care if the company crashes and burns.
Will no one think of the onboarding quality?!
lol
Havent heard anyone talk about this but its particularly inisidious because most likely consumers wont find out about this fee until AFTER they buy it...