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Exactly right
Right on the money here Bit. Clearly it is more cost-
effective to break the law and pay a pittance afterwords. It
has worked wonders for the bottom lines of the RIAA
(price fixing) and automobile manufacturers (leaving
unsafe cars unrepaired and facing lawsuits from deaths
rather than issuing a costly recall).
Posted by: tic swayback   Posted on: 10/28/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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ouch  brentk24 | 10/28/03
soon?  ryusen | 10/28/03
Office 2003 Lawsuit Judgement Edition  prong@... | 10/28/03
Well, reason number 1 to sit on 49 billion plus dollars  FilledOut | 10/28/03
self-inflicted  zd-spam | 10/28/03
With 40 to 50 billion obviously not.  prong@... | 10/28/03
exactly  stephen732@... | 10/28/03
Infringing on patents is walking a fine line...  John Zern | 10/28/03
M$ doesn't indemnify users, either  Chad_z | 10/28/03
ahhhh  lmaxwell | 10/28/03
points  ryusen | 10/28/03
Vouchers?  michael-t | 10/28/03
Chump cahnge for  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/28/03
Exactly right  tic swayback | 10/28/03
Don't blame just Microsoft...  John Zern | 10/28/03

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