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They aren't sugarcoating -- they are actively encouraging otherwise and taking a stance on the matter. It's disingenuous to the consumer.
by bananocurrency 7y ago
They aren't sugarcoating -- they are actively encouraging otherwise and taking a stance on the matter. It's disingenuous to the consumer.
- ars 7y ago> It's disingenuous to the consumer. How is it disingenuous? If the numbers are to be believed people would get checks for under $1. So I'm pretty sure they will be, as the FTC says "disappointed with the amount they receive". It's actually good advice, (absent raising the payment pool).