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Re:The time Pepsi got sued for a $33M fighter jet by matheusmoreira on Sunday August 15, 2021 @09:06PM (#28193983)
He did everything according to their own rules. No bad faith at all. That they failed to foresee this is their own problem. Things are not as simple as they seem. When people assume they are, they get things like this. They should be happy their gift card offer was accepted and a peaceful outcome was reached. It could have been much worse.

Also, someone was going to win that contest regardless of what he did so it's not like it matters to the pizza place's bottom line.

Re:The time Pepsi got sued for a $33M fighter jet by dendriti on Monday August 16, 2021 @12:17AM (#28194885)
'Bad faith' is a term literally intended for situations such as these. When you do something 'according to the rules' but clearly against the intent of the rules.
Re:The time Pepsi got sued for a $33M fighter jet by matheusmoreira on Monday August 16, 2021 @12:41AM (#28194991)
Nope. It would have been bad faith if signups were restricted to one per person and his program generated alternate identities to sign up with.

> Bad Faith. The fraudulent deception of another person; the intentional or malicious refusal to perform some duty or contractual obligation.

He was not obligated not to apply as many times as he could. He was explicitly allowed to do so. He defrauded no one