[porknubbins]

This would be a violation of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty act of 1975 which requires they show the work done directly caused the failure.

If this were a widespread policy I bet class action lawyers would be all over it without you having to pay for it.

[Barbing]

Maybe they researched customers’ backgrounds and only screwed the ones they thought wouldn’t lawyer up

[freeopinion]

This doesn't require research. Just reject by default and concede if a lawyer shows up. It doesn't cost any money to have a default denial policy and saves millions.

[m463]

works for health care providers. deny then let the survivors sue.

[franktankbank]

Same case goes to the same court too many times and you are gonna raise eyebrows.

[rtkwe]

They broadly decline it for BS reasons betting that most people don't know it's illegal and/or won't try to force them to follow the law.