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Quote Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
Caveat emptor?

So I guess according to you, there's no such thing as a scam or unfair business practices, and it's just "buyer beware" for everything, right?

Very surprising coming from an attorney, especially one who didn't work for large corporations.

I'm no socialist, as you well know, but I detest scams, bait-and-switches, and intentionally misleading pricing. Those engaging in such business practices are scum, and there needs to be legislation to protect the public from such dishonest behavior. All prcing on all products and services should be straightforward and honest.

You are also in the extreme minority with this opinion. I bet if we took a poll on something like Reddit, there would be greater than 95% in support of legislating away resort fees.

You still can't state their purpose other than to mislead. Customer-blaming attitudes like yours are what allow these companies to get away with shit like this, as the entire goal is to mislead/cheat the customer and make it feel like it was his fault for not researching it enough.
If 95% percent of people disagree with me that’s fine. I am willing to consider that I might be wrong occasionally, a thought that has never entered your brilliant mind.

Trump charges resort fees. Why did you vote for a scammer for president.
1) Didn't vote for Trump

2) I don't believe he owns or operates these hotels, they just lease his name

3) I don't even blame hotels for doing it at this point. It's become so common in the industry that you are at a huge disadvantage if you don't. Caesars proved this when they tried having no resort fee. The only way this BS stops is if the government simply makes it illegal, which needs to happen, and is what should have happened in the first place.