Not necessarily. Often, receiving your first request is by far the most expensive. You need to hire a lawyer, come up with a response plan, and educate employees on how to handle them. The second, third, and hundredth request is likely far less expensive or time consuming to deal with.
Yes exactly. I am not interested in subsidizing the one-time cost of hiring an attorney to draft a compliant privacy policy and create boilerplate email templates. It is just easier to outsource the forum to a company that can (reddit).
