Show Notes
DoNotPay is an automation service which makes it easy to interface with different legal services which are usually costly or require expensive expert advice.
By automating legal services for everything from beating tickets to divorce, DoNotPay hacks the complex legal code of our society to provide access to the rights everyday people need to exercise.
I speak with Joshua Browder, the founder of DoNotPay, about the DoNotPay service and their new fake tracking credit cards, designed to be given to phone scammers. If a phone scammer runs your fake card, DoNotPay provides an automated service to sue them for the maximum legal penalty.
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