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The gain is that you get to access the website. Fraud simply requires gain, not necessarily monetary benefit.
by londons_explore 8mo ago
The gain is that you get to access the website. Fraud simply requires gain, not necessarily monetary benefit.
- 1970-01-01 8mo agoThat's not it. There is 2 parts 2 fraud. Part 1: misrepresentation of fact Part 2: harm or loss due to that misrepresentation You must prove both. https://definitions.uslegal.com/f/fraud/#:~:text=and%20upon%20which%20the%20other%20person%20relies%20with%20resulting%20injury%20or%20damage https://definitions.uslegal.com/f/fraud/#:~:text=and%20upon%...
- Dylan16807 8mo agoAnd for something like this it has to be reasonable for them to rely on the misrepresentation, to which I would say definitely not.