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Of course. But do you want to live without a house, a job, running water, electricity, internet, a cell phone, a car, etc.? Point a gun to my head and I'd sti
by deckard1 7y ago
Of course.
But do you want to live without a house, a job, running water, electricity, internet, a cell phone, a car, etc.?
Point a gun to my head and I'd still feel like I had a better chance of getting out of that situation than opting out of credit reporting.
- munk-a 7y agoActually, that's an interesting thought - in areas where hookups to utilities are required by laws (usually described as "Grid Defection") for a residence to be legally occupied... if all that is true then is this opt-in really an opt-in even in an abstract legal sense - it would be illegal to reside in a detached house in the state without opting in to such a service.