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Nothing wrong with focusing on profits, but if they charge for a service it had better be authorized and the service had better be delivered. It appears they di
by akcreek 14y ago
Nothing wrong with focusing on profits, but if they charge for a service it had better be authorized and the service had better be delivered. It appears they did neither in this case based off the info supplied in the article.
- yuvadam 14y agoFor sure, Facebook is negligently charging this man's credit card, and there's nothing wrong with focusing on profits. But corporations love to talk about acting ethical, changing society for the better, wanting to "help connect people", and other random PR babble. But let's not forget that corporations are here to make $$$, full stop.