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Is there precedent for a company being sued for something similar? Seems like false advertising to me.
by faitswulff 9y ago
Is there precedent for a company being sued for something similar? Seems like false advertising to me.
- yborg 9y agoAs pointed out elsewhere in thread, it is, and you can then incur the legal costs of recovering your $50 or whatever the "lifetime" fee was. If the company wasn't completely retarded about it, even a class action with attorney's fees is probably not going to be that costly. For the company doing this, it's essentially a promotional cost. Doing it in such a way that generates negative PR later seems to make the whole thing a waste of time, but that's the calculus that a company does. Seems much smarter to me to make these things "free for x months/years" etc. and at least cap your costs if this approach is the best way to get signups.