Joshua Browder

Exactly.

Getting people's security deposits back, help fighting these big corporate landlords like BlackRock that own an increasing number of homes in the U.S., especially here in Nevada.

Yeah.

Yeah, and people are fed up.

It seems like companies are getting an increasing amount of power and the government is not doing much to help people.

And that's where a company like Do Not Pay steps in.

Here at the AI4 conference, a lot of these companies are helping big corporations with AI.

But for me, it's really about power to the people and give it to ordinary people.

And there's lots of rights that people don't even know they had.

Like one example is every time you get a spam call, there's a law that's called the Telephone Consumer Protection Act that allows you to get $1,500 in compensation.

But these robocallers, they use fake names and fake numbers, so it's hard to track them down.

And at Do Not Pay, we've built a trap.

And the way the trap works is when they try and sell you something, you can give them a special do not pay card.

Wow.

And they run the card.

It, of course, gets declined, but it gets their business name, address, all the details you need to generate a demand letter for the AI to get that compensation for you.

I might put my card everywhere on the Internet and just collect $1,500.

Yeah, we're really big on these card products.

We've got a card that you can use for free trials that you can, because no one remembers to cancel and of course gets charged.

And so it's actually AI and fintech where it will get you through any free trial page and the card will like pretend to be a good card.