When 'continue' means 'stop'
Posted Jul 2, 2021, 1:39 PM UTC
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Reminds me of the Sweetums voting machine
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What’s with the little girl?
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That girl is an toddler from Sims 4. This is an website where you can download mods and it forces you to watch a bunch of ads and shoves pop ups down your throat if you don't pay for an overpriced subscription. They also lock basic functions like search and filters behind that subscription. I absolutely hate that website I have no idea why people are still using it.
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I noticed none of the issues you mentioned, but that could because of the host of adblockers I use.
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I also use an adblocker but the website doesn't allow you to download anything while it's enabled.
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r/uBlockOrigin can help
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Pretty sure it’s against EA’s terms of service to charge people for mods. The only time you can charge is if you give it out for free a short while after.
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But you're not charging for the mods, you're charging for a more 'premium' service. Thats how they get away with it.
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This is correct, continue the process of cancelling...
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No, continue here means 'continue membership'. Notice the text below the continue button saying 'No, thanks, I would still like to cancel'.
The fact you misunderstood it like that is exactly what they're betting on.
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My bad, this is literally the first one that has got me, normally I scroll through all these and its meh, same old, yeh whatever...
assholes.
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T$R still at it?
That they are. I'm happy to pay for content, but this is a one-way ticket to never-again.