Consensus verdicts

Public consensus verdicts rendered by rhucoin network

NYC vs. Ridesharing Apps (Uber, Lyft, etc.)
Public verdict: NYC should regulate the number of rideshare licenses but not impose a minimum wage for drivers. (Consensus 22% votes)
Case Type: Public Fairness Assessment
Initiated by: J.W.
Jury voters: 243
Total RHU rewarded: 1,555 RHU
Should Starbucks coffee shops be equally open and accessible to non-paying customers?
Public verdict: This just puts it in writing – most Starbucks stores have never had a policy of ejecting people who just want to use the restroom or sit for a while. Starbucks is a highly-profitable and valuable company. They should give back to the communities they serve by allowing access to all. (Consensus 44% votes)
Case Type: Public Fairness Assessment
Initiated by: D.H.
Jury voters: 291
Total RHU rewarded: 1,635 RHU
What is the best solution to America's healthcare cost crisis?
Public verdict: Medicare For All, with or without private insurance options (like BUPA in the UK) (Consensus 34% votes)
Case Type: Public Fairness Assessment
Initiated by: G.M.
Jury voters: 116
Total RHU rewarded: 790 RHU
NRA/Second Amendment vs. The Right of American Children to Live
Public verdict: "Military-style, semi-automatic guns" should be banned and a public buy-back initiated, as in New Zealand. (Consensus 48% votes)
Case Type: Public Fairness Assessment
Initiated by: S.T.
Jury voters: 81
Total RHU rewarded: 800 RHU
Should cryptocurrency be regulated as a security?
Public verdict: Yes (Consensus 55% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 1547
Total RHU rewarded: 24,515 RHU
Claimant vs. Testarossa Motors, League City, Texas
Public verdict: Dealer should refund $5,266 to the customer and cover his cost of transportation while the car was out of service. (Consensus 32% votes)
View case on PeopleClaim
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 352
Total RHU rewarded: 3,445 RHU
Customer vs. Stack Creations, Bangalore, India
Public verdict: Full refund of purchase price, $1,500 (Consensus 45% votes)
View case on PeopleClaim
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 365
Total RHU rewarded: 4,830 RHU
Guest vs. Hyatt Place Louisville East
Public verdict: Hyatt should pay $771.97 in actual costs and time costs. (Consensus 23% votes)
View case on PeopleClaim
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 355
Total RHU rewarded: 3,485 RHU
Taken for a ride by Uber
Public verdict: Create a complaint channel to deal effectively with all such complaints globally plus $1000 Uber credit for claimant (Consensus 28% votes)
View case on PeopleClaim
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 393
Total RHU rewarded: 4,295 RHU
Should illegal aliens be allowed to vote in U.S. elections?
Public verdict: Never (Consensus 51% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: G.R.
Jury voters: 288
Total RHU rewarded: 3,645 RHU
EP vs. Suttle Motors, Newport News, VA
Public verdict: Suttle Motors should repay the claimant for the extra $350 car rental he paid. (Consensus 75% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: H.O.A.
Jury voters: 147
Total RHU rewarded: 735 RHU
Stiffed landlord vs. Michael J. Mondin
Public verdict: Michael J. Mondin should pay claimant settlement of $2,648 that he offered in February, plus $500 in interest charges incurred. Total settlement $3,148. (Consensus 45% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: K.B.
Jury voters: 173
Total RHU rewarded: 1,015 RHU
Deceptive Sales Practices by Car Dealership
Public verdict: This is a common sales tactic designed to make you think you’re getting a better deal than you are. It sounds to me as if the claimant didn’t take the deal but is furious about the deception. Good for him (or her). I suggest that the claimant docoments the problem to the FTC and the state board regulating dealerships (often the DMV). As a constructive solution, I suggest that Toyota of Longview pays the claimant for time wasted at the dealership - probably 5-6 hours - at $50/ hour. (Consensus 16% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 115
Total RHU rewarded: 745 RHU
Taken for a ride due to the fact that I recently had surgery and was recovering. Took advantage of my situation-illness.
Public verdict: TitleMax should credit you with the bank overdraft charges and check its system. I'm not clear as to how the duplicate payment was made - did the representative make it online for you, as well as you making it? A title loan company needs to be particularly careful about duplicate payments since its customers are likely short of cash, and any duplicate payment will probably create a shortfall in the customer's bank account, potentially leading to other payments bouncing. While the company wouldn't want to stop someone from making extra payments, an extra payment should trigger a notice: "You have already made a payment for this period. Are you sure you want to make another?" (Consensus 21% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: J.J.
Jury voters: 101
Total RHU rewarded: 645 RHU
Phone owner vs robocalling National Health Agents
Public verdict: $1,500 in compensation, plus the name of its lead generation company that uses robocalling, if it's an outside company. (Consensus 50% votes)
View case on PeopleClaim
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: S.T.
Jury voters: 175
Total RHU rewarded: 2,755 RHU
Wounded Veteran and Customer VS Westland AutoSales
Public verdict: The contract was not upheld by Westland Autosales and thus the customer should be refunded of all extra expenses paid. A thorough investigation should also be made of Westland Autosales' to determine if similar cases exist. (Consensus 26% votes)
Case Type: Dispute resolution
Initiated by: A.S.
Jury voters: 69
Total RHU rewarded: 705 RHU
Connected cars, disconnected repair shops?
Public verdict: Manufacturers will support independents, but associated costs of required systems and training will limit access to larger independents, weeding out owner/operators and other small shops. (Consensus 37% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: J.E.
Jury voters: 291
Total RHU rewarded: 1,705 RHU
What will be the future of ICOs?
Public verdict: ICOs will evolve and survive, and still be the dominant funding mechanism in 2020, because they’re both democratic and inclusive. (Consensus 29% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 242
Total RHU rewarded: 1,350 RHU
Monsanto’s $289 million Roundup verdict
Public verdict: $289 million (full amount of verdict) (Consensus 37% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: D.H.
Jury voters: 236
Total RHU rewarded: 1,450 RHU
Which cryptocurrency will perform best in 2019?
Public verdict: Bitcoin (BTC) (Consensus 27% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 358
Total RHU rewarded: 4,335 RHU
What will the price of Bitcoin be in January, 2020?
Public verdict: Up (Consensus 92% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: A.S.
Jury voters: 160
Total RHU rewarded: 4,030 RHU
What will be the Stellar price be on January 1st, 2020 ?
Public verdict: between 0.30 and 1$ (Consensus 53% votes)
Case Type: Prediction
Initiated by: S.D.
Jury voters: 91
Total RHU rewarded: 1,755 RHU
Should Harley-Davidson motorcycles be made overseas?
Public verdict: Yes. The company should do whatever is necessary, including offshore manufacturing, to continue to produce the best product at the lowest cost wherever in the world it is sold. (Consensus 33% votes)
Case Type: Community Question
Initiated by: D.H.
Jury voters: 391
Total RHU rewarded: 2,215 RHU
If someone sends an object that looks like a bomb which is actually harmless is it a crime or protected expression of free speech?
Public verdict: Yes, it's a crime to send something threatening regardless of the intent (Consensus 42% votes)
Case Type: Community Question
Initiated by: G.W.
Jury voters: 239
Total RHU rewarded: 1,405 RHU
What is the best restaurant in Miami?
Public verdict: Joe's Stone Crab (Consensus 23% votes)
Case Type: Community Question
Initiated by: M.D.
Jury voters: 190
Total RHU rewarded: 1,140 RHU

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