Re:Hetzner raises prices while significantly lowering bandwi...
by mort96 on Friday November 29, 2024 @03:18AM
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And to add to this, if the seller is unable to make the thing work as it's supposed to, either through repairs or replacements, they are of course obliged to give the customer their money back. But yeah, that's not the first resort.
I can only speak for Norway, but this doesn't normally mean reversing the charge. It's assumed that, if you bought an X, you wanted an X. So the seller is required to get you an X of good enough quality to actually do the job, and if that isn't what they were trying to sell... well, then they won't be in business for long.
Normally this means repairs or replacement, of course on the seller's bill.
The US seems much more geared to seeing every interaction as... I want to say 'combative'.