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That's well outside of what is commonly understood by "one of those pesky free trials". That's some other contract that someone would have to have agreed to. I
by callumlocke 11y ago
That's well outside of what is commonly understood by "one of those pesky free trials". That's some other contract that someone would have to have agreed to.
It would be very hard to convince a judge that you honestly believed, based on reading that slogan, that Privacy.com would somehow release you automatically from any terms of any contract you might sign that happens to involve a trial period.
- nommm-nommm 11y ago>It would be very hard to convince a judge that you honestly believed, based on reading that slogan, that Privacy.com would somehow release you automatically from any terms of any contract you might sign that happens to involve a trial period. ?????? Where on earth did I say that? Where on earth did I say it would be a defense in court? It's very misleading advertising. So misleading I think its irresponsible.
- callumlocke 11y agoYou're right, sorry, replace "a judge" for "anyone"