If people on the losing side of a small claims decision are willing to ignore it, why would they be any more likely to abide by the result of a judge.me decision?
(edit: re-reading what you wrote, I think that is your point)
(edit: re-reading what you wrote, I think that is your point)
Judge.me should have a public list of shamed people who haven't paid their bills. If it gets big enough this might be relevant, people might look at judge.me to see if a person they do business with is reputable. Or maybe it could somehow be reported to the credit bureaus.
Another one is if Judge.me holds the potential payments in escrow before the judgement takes place.
Would sort of work against their marketing claim that arbitration activity on their service is private.