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On a philosophical tangent, if you BNDP (buy now, don't pay), did you actually buy it? If you did indeed buy it, who did you buy it from - the original vendor o
by balozi 4y ago
On a philosophical tangent, if you BNDP (buy now, don't pay), did you actually buy it? If you did indeed buy it, who did you buy it from - the original vendor or the party you didn't pay? We may need new language for the times we are living in.
- tarotuser 4y agoId daresay that what you asked isn't philosophical, but legal. And from what I gather, yes, it is a sale. And if you don't pay, they ding your credit. Hard. And low/no credit people can't even use these services. But to the larger point, there's a lot of things that claim to be a sale, but aren't really. I'm especially thinking of DRM music, movies, software, and generally copyrighted goods like that. Those folks are sure addicted to using the language of "sale" and then removing as they choose whatever they wish.
- auxfil 4y agoSorry to burst your bubble, but legal philosophy is real, and has a direct impact on what you are here calling "legal".