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ELI5: Ashley Madison has turned out to be not just a shady website, but an outright scam that defrauded 99% of its customers. How is Noel Biderman not in prison?
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* The Paid-for-deletion thing is currently turning into a class action lawsuit so it's likely he's going to face some consequences for that.
* The fake profile stuff is probably not gonna result in anything due the little disclaimer they've had about some profiles being only for entertainment purposes. This is a very common ploy on such websites - some going even further and "openly" stating that they employ people to entertain customers. But people don't read the terms of service. So the sites get away with it. Should they? No, but who's willing to takle that?