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Except it's in no sense of the word "counterfeit", right? So the analogy falls apart pretty hard for me. It's more like that old Taco Bell $2 bill story.
by kadoban 7y ago
Except it's in no sense of the word "counterfeit", right? So the analogy falls apart pretty hard for me. It's more like that old Taco Bell $2 bill story.
- pb7 7y agoIt may not be counterfeit but if Google has a wealth of data indicating that this usage pattern results in fraud then it might as well be the digital form of counterfeit.
- YawningAngel 7y agoNot really. They might refuse to accept it for policy reasons but that doesn't mean that attempting to pay with it is a bad-faith act akin to paying with a counterfeit bill.
- sterlind 7y agoYou'd never know. They'd never tell you. They'd just be giving you the silent treatment whenever you came in the building with no explanation.
- wlesieutre 7y agoOr like paying with a $20 and being banned, because even though your $20 is completely real, it’s a popular bill for counterfeiters to use.