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Being “unenforceable” doesn’t stop them making your life a misery in the process, ruining your credit rating etc.
by bigfudge 2mo ago
Being “unenforceable” doesn’t stop them making your life a misery in the process, ruining your credit rating etc.
- hyperman1 2mo agoAs an EUian,I've never given one care about my credit rating. I don't even know if I have one. They can cause a long drawn out court battle, and abuse your data. Noyb is the real-world example here. Most companies depend on not being sued, and will fold if a regulater sends them notice.