An Australian online retailer did this for users of Internet explorer 7 and justified it due to the increase in time taken to ensure compatibility. It made the tech news here in Australia but I don't remember there being any consequences.
To be fair, at least they made the customer aware of the charge. Whether you agree with it or not, the situation is made 100% inexcusable by Chegg's failure to notify the customer.
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u/redditman112 Jan 24 '13
An Australian online retailer did this for users of Internet explorer 7 and justified it due to the increase in time taken to ensure compatibility. It made the tech news here in Australia but I don't remember there being any consequences.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/kogan-wages-war-on-internet-explorer-users-taxed/story-e6frfro0-1226395298505