Why should they, unless you can prove some sort of corporate negligence which would be very difficult. They aren’t doing “good will” because ESB Networks doesn’t have domestic customers.
Plus act of god sort of thing
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Most major services have service uptime SLAs and compensate for downtime.
Reason why the aren’t compensating is the precident and the potential of them having to fork out in the future.
Can argue both ways whether affected customers would or should be compensated.
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Why should they, unless you can prove some sort of corporate negligence which would be very difficult. They aren’t doing “good will” because ESB Networks doesn’t have domestic customers.
Plus act of god sort of thing
Most major services have service uptime SLAs and compensate for downtime.
Reason why the aren’t compensating is the precident and the potential of them having to fork out in the future.
Can argue both ways whether affected customers would or should be compensated.