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The harassment route sounds like more fun.
by SoundsLikeAScam 5y ago
The harassment route sounds like more fun.
- tantalor 5y agoAnd creepy/illegal
- ejb999 5y agoPlease explain how it is illegal to call the person that sold you something defective, and refuses to refund your money?
- stronglikedan 5y agoThe company that sold it to you is not the same legal entity as the execs, so calling them at home is certainly an illegal form of harassment.
- moron4hire 5y agoI mean, OP themselves typified their behavior as "harassment", so...
- tantalor 5y ago> harassing each of them personally by phone in the evenings and weekends at their homes In other words, stalking.
- 542354234235 5y agoIn the US, this would not even be close to rising to the level of stalking, in a legal sense. Even harassment could be a stretch (since obviously the legal use of harassment is different than casual conversational use). Stalking laws generally require the a “reasonable person” to fear for their safety and that the accused intended to cause them fear. Calling a business owner at inconvenient times is at best, meant to annoy. Even harassment typically involves things that have “no lawful purpose” and attempting to resolve a legitimate consumer complaint would likely be considered lawful.
- tantalor 5y agoThanks for the info. This is great explanation. I had a feeling I was way off.