The Microwave Array for Power-transfer Low-orbit Experiment (MAPLE) resulted in the May 22 transmission.
#COOK UNITY FREE#
But when the fact claims you make to try to get people to share your opinion seem at odds with the readily verifiable facts, well, its worth noting that you are not, legally, free to cause harm to others’ reputation with false fact claims.The 50-kilogram Space Solar Power Demonstrator (SSPD-1) is testing three key technologies that would make it possible to convert sunlight into electrical energy and then send it in the form of microwaves to receivers anywhere on the planet. Indeed you are, just as those to whom you express your opinion are then free to express their opinion about yours. > Regarding "I caused negative influence to a company due to my own stupidity or whatsoever" in your other comment: it is my freedom to express my opinion, Its not a matter of something that presents what you’ve described as an Amazon-like ordering interface with recurrence and default selections hidden away buried in FAQ text and T&C those are front-and-center prominently-marketed facts about the product. There is no plausible way to have engaged with that site and remotely reasonably mistakenly thought you were making a one-time order. I’ve looked back at their website on the Wayback Machine through several changes back through the beginning of 2020 it has always blared, everywhere, that what they are selling is subscription plans. Perhaps I'm not as careful as you are to read through terms. > Regarding subscription, I updated my article to explain how I got tricked. And its definitely not the same as “fabcricating an order” you made a recurring order. If your complaint is “the subscription plan that I signed up for which has a default option and a choice to actively select or pause doesn't remind me to actively select or pause if I don't want the default selection”, then, sure, that's suboptimal UX, but hardly “dirty tricks”. > It is about they only send email after it's impossible to cancel orders. Then why have most of your comments explicitly said that you (implausibly, given the site content and how explicit it is) didn't realize it was a subscription? If that wasn't relevant, why keep raising it? If you wish to cancel or modify your subscription to a Plan, you can do so at any time as described in the “Cancel or Modify a Subscription” section below however, except as noted otherwise below, any amounts charged to or paid by you prior to such cancellation or modification will not be refunded, and cancellations or modifications may not impact any order for which you have already been charged, depending on the state of the order." All Plans are continuous subscription plans, and you will be charged the applicable price listed for the Plan that you select on a weekly basis on your delivery day and each subsequent expected delivery date until your subscription is cancelled.
When you first sign up for a subscription to a CookUnity weekly Plan (a “Plan”), you are charged only for the orders schedule on your weekly plan on a weekly basis. Need a break? You can reschedule, skip a week or pause your subscription anytime" Stick with our selections or choose your own-it’s up to you. "A few days before your next delivery, we’ll text with our recommendations. "Subscribe now and change your life for the better!" This is why you read the sales pitch and the TOS. They flat out tell you it's a subscription service. So thanks to their dirty tricks, I paid the money, and not even getting the meals that I wanted. (3) And in the end, I was forced to pay $72 for 6 meals that I have no interest in. Then I immediately contacted support to cancel, and was told too late. The only email I get is the "confirmation" email. (2) They intentionally never sent out notifications. This might be "every other meal plan company" does, but this is not any shopper (who are used to Amazon etc) like me would expect. But what they actually mean is that "if you don't explicitly cancel you will still get charged and get random food". They mentioned they ship only weekly and you need to pick your menu before some date so you can get food for that week, which seems like an explanation on their business model. (1) They never made it clear that it is an automatic subscription system.
What I'm disgusted is all the dirty tricks they used to secure this $72 deal: Honestly $72+tax is not really much for me.
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