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Is that legal? Its one thing to have a tracker installed and bury the notification in the terms and conditions, it's another entirely to charge someone to remov
by willcipriano 5y ago
Is that legal? Its one thing to have a tracker installed and bury the notification in the terms and conditions, it's another entirely to charge someone to remove the tracker and then track them surreptitiously with it. At very least I feel like they owe you $250 for services not rendered.
- danuker 5y agoIt's not. It's fraud. If you pursue this in small claims court, make sure to include the paid equivalent of time off from work you needed to deal with the matter.