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charcircuit
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Shutterstock to pay $35M over hard-to-cancel subsc...
What you are describing is fraud.
paulddraper
3 months ago
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From which party?
charcircuit
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The customer lying about their information to intentionally bypass companies' anti fraud systems.
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Ah okay. I thought it was companies deceiving people into subscriptions.
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Bullshit, it's perfectly fine and legal to refuse to give companies your address or SSN.
charcircuit
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You can refuse to give it. But intentionally giving a false address with the intention of being able to defraud the company by not paying a bill you owe them is fraud.
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