you are not wrong, but it was not every porn site doing that, yet they are all suffering from that practice. I think it led the porn processors like ccbill to

you are not wrong, but it was not every porn site doing that, yet they are all suffering from that practice. I think it led the porn processors like ccbill to become more diligent about agreements / checking on customers doing such things and making sure they were not hidden if employed. Sadly it's crap like that that is cited in making it harder / more expensive for small operators to do business, yet from what I gather it's harder to unsubscribe from the NY times than it is multiple porn sites these days. I wish the exorbitant fees they charge due to higher chargebacks like that were only charged to people who engage in such things - it sucks that people who do a fair above board business are charged extra - it's just an excuse to soak others at this point.