> None of this is illegal (except in this case obviously) but it still feels like something that should be illegal, amazes me we're so poor at going after what'

> None of this is illegal (except in this case obviously) but it still feels like something that should be illegal, amazes me we're so poor at going after what's obviously a predatory business practice. Legality often has nothing to do with it. It's whether or not someone is willing to fight. In the US, it's a cumbersome process to fight something like this, so businesses routinely abuse the system.