In what way is Freedom Pop cheating or Stealing? Seems to me, they deliver EXACTLY what they claim to deliver.
Thank you, strollin
Granted the service Freedom pop offers is very low cost compared to almost anything else.
The advertising uses the word Free a lot. This leads some simple fold to think it is free. I am that way. When I see the word 'free' I think it must be free.
From the article, one has to pay a deposit of about $28 on the device and thne opt out of the premium plan. The you get a 'free' plan will cost about $8 per month over a time span of one year. Put another way, you pay at the start and ten after taht it will be free if you stay below the 'free' use level.
Only after reading the article above did that become apparent. And it took the author year to find out. In my way of thinking, you should not have to wait a year to understand what kind of contract our have.
Must be that my way of thinking is out-of-date. Yet in other areas government regulators come down hard on advertisers that make claims the confuse or do not clearly represent the true cost of a product or service. So maybe the Internet is an exception. On the Internet is is normal to mislead people. Especially if you have a service that is remarkable. If you service is outstanding, go ahead and cheat and steal a little bit. Come to think of it, is that not the the same kind of thinking Microsoft uses?
