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> This happens regularly and intentionally. And there are absolutely zero consequences for this, which is why it will never stop. It’s not even negligence, it’
by temporallobe 4y ago
> This happens regularly and intentionally.
And there are absolutely zero consequences for this, which is why it will never stop. It’s not even negligence, it’s straight up fraud; and if you refuse to pay, your credit can be ruined, so in effect you’re being intimidated and coerced into just paying it “or else”. I sure wish I had the power to send someone a bill for non-existent goods or services and that it could be legally backed by governments and corporations.