By "too", obviously you mean "equally as unethical as the telco illegally preventing you from disconnecting service to gouge you for money they wouldn't otherwi

By "too", obviously you mean "equally as unethical as the telco illegally preventing you from disconnecting service to gouge you for money they wouldn't otherwise be able to get from you"? I was merely suggesting a solution to a problem. The question of who is more (un)ethical, the customer or the telco is for someone else to argue. Given that I've worked on the inside of two major U.S. telcos, and seen the lengths they've gone to to rip customers off, I have zero problem discussing any and all loopholes to their fraudulent behaviour. They're as unethical as they come.