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It really depends upon the percentages. From my experiences pretty much any website will trick someone, regardless of your intentions otherwise. Despite havin
by sbov 13y ago
It really depends upon the percentages. From my experiences pretty much any website will trick someone, regardless of your intentions otherwise.
Despite having to: choose a price, click a "I agree to be charged $<dollar amount> every month" checkbox, and enter their credit card information, a subscription-based website I used to run still got emails from people complaining, saying that they didn't want us to charge them yet.
- unclebucknasty 13y agoIt depends more on intent than percentages. If you set out to mislead and only a few people fall for it, then it is still a scam, albeit not a very effective one. On the other hand, if your intentions are honest, but a ton of people are confused, then it is not a scam. It is just poor execution. Of course, if you become aware of this but do nothing to address it, then your intent becomes questionable.