If the terms are listed, and the user states they read and agree to the terms, it is not fraud. Feeling regret does not equate to fraud. If the terms were made

If the terms are listed, and the user states they read and agree to the terms, it is not fraud. Feeling regret does not equate to fraud. If the terms were made available before purchase, and the user was made to agree to the terms, then I do not see what fraud took place. If people want to agree to contracts they don't read, then there's not much anyone can do about that... If someone did not think there would be recurring charges, then they did not read the terms they took responsibility for reading and that they stated they read and agreed to. Either people knew about the recurring charges and agreed... or they stated that they read the terms they actually didn't read and agree to them. The real problem here, if there is one at all, is that people agree to terms they don't bother reading.