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> IANAL But AFAIK in civilised jurisdictions if I offer a service for money, and you offer money, I must offer the service. First off, you need to stop using t
by jfrunyon 5y ago
> IANAL But AFAIK in civilised jurisdictions if I offer a service for money, and you offer money, I must offer the service.
First off, you need to stop using the (incredibly loaded) word "civilized".
Second, I am not aware of ANY jurisdiction in which businesses are required to provide their services or products to anyone.
Third, THIS IS NOT AN "OUT OF CONTRACT CHARGE". This is a charge which IS IN THE CONTRACT.
Fourth, anti-discrimination laws have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with charging someone a fee when they don't pay you in a timely manner and/or cause you to incur higher costs (such as decline fees or NSF fees).
- thriftwy 5y agoWhen selling to consumers, you can't force an arbitrary contract on them and demand that they pay you in various tangential circumstances. Neither you are a bank neither them are your insurer.