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> Normally this is called a scam or a fraud So why not call it a scam or a fraud? I know there's likely a solid legal argument for not classifying it as such,
by cardamomo 3y ago
> Normally this is called a scam or a fraud
So why not call it a scam or a fraud? I know there's likely a solid legal argument for not classifying it as such, but laws can be changed.
- lordnacho 3y agoBecause those are terms for standard pretend-products like when someone buys a timeshare or gets a watch they thought was a Rolex. This is its own thing that operates on another level. The only thing they have in common is that people aren't getting the value they thought.