the majority of modern agribusiness revolves around foods with no nutritional value that are essentially sugar water or corn syrup mixed with wheat related shit. if we want to talk about harm to consumer then there are a lot of fortune 500 companies i'd put higher on the list than 10 dollar rebill charges to people who are ignorant about t&c pages. i'm not arguing morals here i'm just saying in the grand scheme of things if i had to take issue with something it certainly wouldn't be mobile rebills or even cpa rebills, it would be the pharmaceutical industry, the food industry, the health industry, and plenty of others. with the margins many fortune 500 companies make, they're essentially bilking consumers out of more money than acai rebills are, the consumers are just okay with it cause it's wrapped up in a pretty brand and has high perceived value. the biggest issue consumers seem to have with rebills is that they did not have knowledge of the continuity charges, as opposed to something like netflix or a mmorpg where they did. but regardless, they'll learn a lesson and next time read the fine print. there are a lot worse things perpetrated on them all the time. and again, i'm not arguing for or against internet scams, just commenting a little about the perspective i personally have. if we want to talk about deception in marketing then we have to examine the main differences between existing burger king commercials and the 'real commercial' which would be a burger king commercial showing a slaughterhouse with hundreds of cows having their throats slit upside down and the meat mixing vats filled with gore being squirted out of machines into patties; we have to compare this and an acai lp, or a bizop lp, or any other type of advertising that involves 'white lies' as to the reality of the product and it's physical creation.
