No, they need to be careful. I keep a personal database of companies that raise prices and have poor customer service.

You can still threaten to cancel. It will be even more effective when the power of cancelling is in your hands instead of theirs, and as easy as one click. Not sure if you were being sarcastic.

Next do lifted pickup trucks please!

The first time the price of a good changes between the time I put it in my cart/basket and checkout, I will be starting a class-action lawsuit against corporate fraud.

They should be charged an “inconvenience fee” for each and every person whose data was breached.

With that despicable personality, and a face that looks more and more like a blob fish removed from the ocean depths, this guy proves on a daily basis that money can’t buy everything.

Ctrl+F: Twitter.com
Replace all with: X.com

Someone at Xitter should hire me ASAP! My development skills are on-par with Elon.

Enlighten us, oh knowledgeable one, what is AI?