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  1. 10-26-2018 05:21 AM #1
    Zombiee
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    This is strange cause in Australia we have laws that protect people from failure of service from companies. If the company does nothing to compensate you can sue for them failing to provide a service you paid for.
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  2. 10-26-2018 05:40 AM #2
    Xtrasweettea
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zombiee View Post
    This is strange cause in Australia we have laws that protect people from failure of service from companies. If the company does nothing to compensate you can sue for them failing to provide a service you paid for.
    Technically, SE isn't failing to provide the service, the ISP is failing to provide the service to SE. Now if that Australian law is broad enough to allow SE to fall under that umbrella which could mean that SE might have failed to provide a service, then yeah, I can see SE needing to pay the end user. Counts on how the law was written and if there is any precedent under Australian law.
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