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Perhaps using "outrageous" was hyperbole, let's say "above market" and not 10x the going rate. There's a pretty clear contextual difference between these two si
by jamil7 5y ago
Perhaps using "outrageous" was hyperbole, let's say "above market" and not 10x the going rate. There's a pretty clear contextual difference between these two situations, nobody is cold calling or going door-to-door finding elderly clients and pressuring them into signing a contract, this is a B2B transaction initiated by the client.
- baobabKoodaa 5y agoWe can nitpick on the definition of "scam" and the legality of it, but those words will not nullify the reputational outcomes that you will get if you try to scam people. Even if you are technically on the right side of the law, even if you only charge 3x market price instead of 10x, some of your "difficult clients" will be vocal about your business practices.