The unsolicited bill scam

>>16745129 (OP) # I sometimes send bills to companies for money-transfer services. In most cases they don't pay, but when they do, I get free money. My company's website clearly states that it offers services of transferring money to me by paying my unsolicited bills. Thats the service, if you pay the bill you got the service and thus can't complain. I do offer a 1 month full-refund, just to avoid most lawsuits. I get a lot of repeat orders from large companies with shitty accountants. Technically not a scam however, cause I've already been challenged in court and I got off with lawyer fees paid.

A screenshot of an anonymous forum post describes a company that sends unsolicited bills for money-transfer services and treats payment as acceptance of the service. The grinning cartoon character gives a thumbs-up, emphasizing the smug absurdity of exploiting careless accounting departments while technically staying within the law. It is used as a reaction to clever scams, loopholes, or questionable business practices. EN: A screenshot of an anonymous forum post describes a company that sends unsolicited bills for money-transfer services and treats payment as acceptance of the service. The grinning cartoon character gives a thumbs-up, emphasizing the smug absurdity of exploiting careless accounting departments while technically staying within the law. It is used as a reaction to clever scams, loopholes, or questionable business practices.

• @eternalclassic / 14143 2022-05-24