[walkon]

If someone makes you an offer and you say, "no" and they walk away, that isn't predatory.

[petee]

If you offer someone with the expectation they can't say no, that is in fact predatory. Many of these people have been loongg without work, I doubt they didn't expect people to bite thinking this is their big Hollywood break.

I can offer a bum $1000 to stab a guy for YouTube, but if he happens to say no and walks away, that's not predatory? I know it's a stretch, but that is the core argument you are making

[walkon]

> If you offer someone with the expectation they can't say no, that is in fact predatory.

In the absence of coercion or fraud, the offering party's expectations are irrelevant.

[petee]

its absolutely relevant...intent is everything. I mean, we're talking the core definition of the word, 'Predatory', exploiting others.

[kelnos]

It is if those are the only kinds of jobs available for people with lower levels of experience.

[sushid]

What about predatory lending? Are payday loans not predatory?