DOJ: Lying on Match.com needs to be a crime

Originally posted by gamesmaster63
reply to post by gabby2011

 

Since that could be construed as Identity theft, she should file suit if the site administrators do not immediatley remove those accounts at her request.

I'm not saying that it would be a breeze, what is nowadays, but she could if she chooses to.

edit on 19-11-2011 by gamesmaster63 because: (no reason given)

I appreciate the info.. and the clarification.

Thank you for taking the time to set me straight on the laws that do indeed exist.

reply to post by cetaphobic

A contract must have two live people to sign it.

A click in a box is not binding

Time to switch to Tor.

Originally posted by VforVendettea
reply to post by cetaphobic

 

A contract must have two live people to sign it.

A click in a box is not binding

It is for people who are applying for EI online.. or applying for other things.

There is a lot of business done online..and all you have to is click..

what they are looking for is the ability to enforce "terms of use" policies

maybe we need to start reading them ?