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Isn't it straight-up fraud and/or theft?

• meritt 13y ago
  In the event a customer is actually charged for said service, it absolutely is. I have a feeling the attention they're about to garner will correct that prior to ever occurring.
  • cookingrobot 13y ago
    Even if they don't succeed, it seems like an attempted theft.
    • rhizome 13y ago
      More like fraud.
      • waps 13y ago
        If it's really fraud, there's criminal liability. Meaning the person behind it is responsible, as well as the firm.
• AJ007 13y ago
  Giving the amount of money charged, they move in to grand larceny territory. The fact that they had to force an enrollment means this "product" they are selling may either be non existent or not match up anywhere near what they claim it is doing.