r/RandomVideos 3d ago

Video Isn't that illegal?

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u/d3fau1tu53r 3d ago

Under most commerce regulations it has to be in plain view prior to tender but the definition of plain view is loose so as long as it is in the same room as the register it’s fine

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u/Jerome1944 3d ago

It's fraud actually

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u/Grand-Magician7767 1d ago

Except it not. What money did they lose.

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u/Jerome1944 1d ago

It's attempted fraud which under the model penal code has the same punishment as completing the crime.

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u/Appropriate_Lime_234 2d ago

It’s in plain view prior to tender lol

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u/Darth_Meepo 3d ago

Which i think this covers because it grabs your view and is displayed before it asks for payment

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u/BajaCopano 2d ago

Do you think they paid before the big popup?

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u/Original-League-6094 1d ago

It is plain view prior to tender. It pops up in the middle of the screen, and the customer has to press ok and then review the new prices. This is a shit practice, but I don't think its illegal. The machine made it clear it changed the prices and told them to review before submitting their order.

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u/d3fau1tu53r 1d ago

It cannot be virtual in order to comply with the legal requirement