David Imel

Some of the times you would switch from buying the computer to renting the computer on their website.

It would change the specs without really noticing, so you'd get a worse computer.

And then they had a bunch of promotions and integrations where... I don't know if they told the people to say this, but somebody was saying something like, you could rent this computer and then win a Fortnite tournament and then buy a computer.

Like...

It's basically making you money.

You're losing money by not doing it.

Really, really sketchy.

Borderline scammy, if not a total scam.

But they just reached a settlement for $3.4 million, I think.

$3.45 million.

Essentially, in the lawsuit, it's saying that people who are getting collected debt from, which apparently some of the instances were like people actually paid and they still have debt collectors coming at them.

So it just sounds like this is...

The company that they're working with, I forget the name in here, is doing it really poorly.

So some people who are paying, they're going to get money back from the settlement.

And then some people who were paying for over two years, they're saying get to own the computer outright.

Yeah, that's good.

And the weird thing is, though, NCXT is still offering some rental programs.

They've changed a couple of things in it, but it still seems really sketchy.

Don't rent a computer.

It's stupid.