Boredom? I dunno. Didn&#x27;t feel like watching TV I guess.<p>Since he&#x2F;she cited a specific case however, doesn&#x27;t seem like &quot;strawman&quot; qualifies.<p>A company representative is notified of cancellation. A company offering a month to month pre-pay service isn&#x27;t entitled to anything else. End of story. IMO. Anything else is unethical.<p>That seems perfectly reasonable. No you&#x27;re not within your rights to dick with people in bad faith, no matter what a ToS says. You can put whatever you&#x27;d like in there. Doesn&#x27;t mean it&#x27;ll pass muster when you&#x27;re in front of a judge.<p>Beyond that she (the customer) is perfectly within her rights to cancel at any time. So the &quot;but but but, I spent money!&quot; is the real straw-man here. Silhoutte would have considered it his&#x2F;her obligation to spend that money either way, the customer could have cancelled at the literal last second, through her&#x2F;his preferred online method even, and that doesn&#x27;t change a thing. There&#x27;s a strawman.<p>Mostly it&#x27;s probably because I had AT&amp;T try something similar on me in the past year, trying to hold me liable for $1,300 for UVerse service at an address I&#x27;ve never lived at, going as far as to pursue collections against me.<p>They and the collections dropped their claim pretty quickly when I made it clear I&#x27;d be taking them to small claims over this.<p>Those are different circumstances. I suppose it just irks me that some people think they have a &quot;right&quot; to your property because you were rude?<p>It&#x27;s nobody&#x27;s &quot;right&quot; to dip into your wallet for a prepaid service. It&#x27;s not moral. It&#x27;s not ethical. Can you think of another service where that&#x27;d fly? I can&#x27;t. The utility companies only seek to recover services rendered. Prepaid phone services will simply suspend service until you pay up. It&#x27;s your right to suspend payments on your credit card to your MVNO whenever you like. It&#x27;s their right to suspend service if you do. It&#x27;s not their right to do much else.<p>That seems totally fair.