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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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You keep putting words in my mouth. Please share where I said anything like that.
Actually I'll do one better. While you were deflecting, I found the court filings.
Not shockingly, one of the main causes of action against the defendant is that they are dressing up a credit contract as a lease agreement to avoid interest rate caps (Section 3.2) and disclosure requirements (Section 3.3) which you'll notice is exactly what I was talking about from the get go.
Damingly:
Let's see you use that calculator in your pocket to determine if you're getting a reasonable deal without being told the original price of the goods, the interest rate, and how the interest was calculated.
Damn sure is strange they stopped responding after this comment
(They got banned)
That's the happy ending.