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Service Siphoning, as defined in this wiki, is the conversion of traditional purchase models into service-based or subscription models. Pages that fall under this category are examples of instances of this anti-consumer behavior.
Service Siphoning, as defined in this wiki, is the conversion of traditional-purchase models into service-based or subscription models. Pages that fall under this category are examples of instances of this anti-consumer behavior.
 
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Service Siphoning, as defined in this wiki, is the conversion of traditional-purchase models into service-based or subscription models. Pages that fall under this category are examples of instances of this anti-consumer behavior.