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: IBLS Internet Law Blog

Can this be done?

By IBLS Editor

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Internet Company "A" provides a service to its customers. Customers "T", "U", "V" all pay 15.00 per month to company "A". Customer "T" accesses the web site and completes 8 assignments from the website at 100% accuracy. Customer "U" accesses the web site and completes 4 assignments at 80% accuracy. Customer "V" completes 1 assignment from the site at 100% accuracy. Company "A" has a policy that 30% of all monetary intakes will be disbursed to its clients on a weekly basis. 10% to clients 10% to company sponsor 10% to charity Since customer "T" completed 8 at 100% they have an 80% chance to get a monetary return. Since customer "U" completed 4 at 80% they have a 40% chance of any monetary return. Since customer "V" completed 1 at 100% they have a 5% chance of any monetary return. Only some customers will get a $$ return based on a calculation developed by company "A" Company sponsor and charity will receive equal weekly monetary returns based on monthly intake of company "A". Can this be done?

Full post as published by IBLS Internet Law Blog on April 17, 2009 (boomark / email).

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