| ...the principal is you are paying for a service that you are not getting or receiving the benefit from, be it 2 hours or 24 hours, and because you are not recieving the benefit the service provider is accountable and answerable. |
Serious question: do you sue the electricity board when you have a power cut at home? |
You can do yes, if you should choose to do so, and if you find their offer of compensation unreasonable. |
Are you American?
Surely in this age of technology, you can accept that it won't work 24/7/365?
Do you not still find it a marvel that you can stand on a moorland hill in England and send videos to a person in New Zealand?
Do you not also expect that this scientific wizardry may #### every now and again?
Right, I'm off to bed. I'll leave Devans to boil up his hotdogs and you to spellcheck your lawsuit.
My parting gift:
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