> Using criminal law to deal with it seems like a fairly over-the-top, dramatic step to take. Indeed. A company is perfectly entitled to want each member of a

> Using criminal law to deal with it seems like a fairly over-the-top, dramatic step to take. Indeed. A company is perfectly entitled to want each member of a family to buy their services, what they are not (morally) entitled to is to use coercion (in the form of laws backed by threats of violence) to get people to do so. A company is morally entitled only to that revenue that people would willingly give it in the absence of force or fraud.