>request refund for Pixel 3
>Get sent 10 more by accident
>Posts on redfag
>Makes deal with Google for his original refund instead of selling $9k worth of free phones
Brainlet level Reddit
Being this retarded
Daniel Wright
Hunter Bell
Google could just brick the phones remotely so redditfag did the right thing.
William Gray
fpbp
Gavin Miller
Sell the phones. Who cares if it gets bricked?
Michael Myers
Not if redditfag sells them while they're off and unopened brainlet. If they do get bricked remotely, sucks for the buyer
Jordan Miller
Sell the phones & get sued for fraud == lose, karma
Sell the phones & no harm == win, less moral
Return the phones & get money legitimately == win, moral upperhand
Jonathan Green
Google would be the one who fucked up. They can't punish him for that
Evan Diaz
If you claim that google can't punish him for that you're going to need to pony up some evidence. Post the EULA/purchase terms of Google services/products where it says that the consumer has no responsibility to ensure the accuracy of their order(s) have been fulfilled.
That notwithstanding, as already said, even if they don't punish the original consumer, there may be repercussions for the next person in line for these devices.
In conclusion, do the right thing, Tyrone.
Zachary Martinez
He has every legal right to keep unsolicited merchandise, it's US law, so Google can't just brick his property out of spite for their own fuckup.
Leo Young
Kys nigger, goody two shoes incel. Be smart.
Benjamin Scott
google would have done nothing, they don't give a shit
Luke Edwards
Google cannot do shit, it is legally theirs.
Xavier Nguyen
This, why would they bitch over a 9k fuck up?
Lucas Jackson
Anthony Bennett
that doesn't sound right
Isaiah Price
wew
do the police randomly do home searches for stuff shipped incorrectly?
the whole article reads pretty strangely and lacks a lot of info on how the investigation was conducted
>police showed up and search my whole house
>then they came later and surrounded my house just because I got a bigger TV from incompetent shipping companies
the fawq?
Luis Jackson
This
Blake Kelly
It may be a difference between mere drop-off and signature.
He misled the delivery company in order to receive the delivery, which would make it larceny.
Jayden Butler
If you're sent something via mail it's yours, even if you didn't but it. That's the way the law is set up.
Leo Nguyen
Checkem
Jack Richardson
Christian Bell
Legally? Sure. In the realm of eula and service denial? Sure.
Michael Flores
honey, your father's ignorant statements shouldn't ever be your legal compass
Ryder Stewart
There you go fags. Read up. Redditfag confirmed brainlet
Leo Young
see
Leo Turner
Fucking brainlet redditfag
Liam Carter
>Do the right thing
>Moral upper hand
>Tyrone
Brainlets just like the Redditfag, how does it feel?
Anthony Gutierrez
why is your average redditard such a moralfag
Ryan Nguyen
The shipping company claims he pretended to be someone else in order to accept their delivery instead of his. That's a crime, because it wasn't addressed to him, also because he lied.
It's possible they're making it up to cover their ass though, in which case the guy is fine.
Jordan Walker
>honey
why do you absolute faggots talk like this? goddamn.
Colton Carter
ah, that sounds better
Kevin Rogers
Reddit is full of incels and faggot normies who claim to not be. What do you expect?
William Thompson
As long as the guy can prove with order history that he didn't pose as someone else, he could sue them for false accusations
Zachary Stewart
Fake news. Clearly its written to mislead. More occured then simply a package delivered incorrectly.
Jose Ramirez
>Brainlet
There's a lot of these "look how good boy I was being honest and doing the right thing" posts. It's basically some people's way of getting a high by bragging about their goodness. Guy could have returned them phones without bragging about it on redshit. Smart thing to do would have been to just wait a few months and see if anyone at Google had noticed - no request for them to be returned after two months would have been a clear sign that selling them would be fine.
The police didn't randomly decide to search his house. The shipping company had realized they sent him the wrong TV and had requested that he send it back - but he just ignored them so the shipping company called the police and they showed up. If a crime was actually committed will be up to the courts, if it even goes that far. Do keep in mind that policeofficers aren't prosecutors or lawyers, they can show up and arrest you for something they believe is "wrong" even if it's not a crime.