Hesitating if it makes sense to reply to every skeptical comment, but the legal background here is actually pretty interesting: There are actually no more clas

Hesitating if it makes sense to reply to every skeptical comment, but the legal background here is actually pretty interesting: There are actually no more class action suits against most big companies that you've signed a contract with: Thanks to Supreme Court decisions over the last decade your only option is typically to go through an opaque individual arbitration process – https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/12/decade-class-action-was-gutted.html https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/12/decade-class-act... And very few people actually do this – https://myradvocate.com/press/2019-q3-consumer-arbitration-claims-growing https://myradvocate.com/press/2019-q3-consumer-arbitration-c... Our mission is to give people more access to this consumer arbitration process. And our business model is that when they win we will receive a commission. Most of our business to-date has been helping people take on telcos over issues they've experienced as individuals (like when a company promises to buy out your old contract if you sign up, and then after you've signed up tells you "sorry, no")