Isn't there a law against this?

Ok, so I downloaded a program that the site led me to believe was freeware. Also the EULA didn't mention the word 'shareware.' (I always read the EULA to programs I've never used before, unless it's a game since they tend to use the 'stock' EULAs.) So I installed and launched it and it had this huge ugly button to pay $30 which the program is definitely not worth especially since it had the ugliest GUI I've ever seen, the kind of yellow that nearly sears your eyes out.

So I press Exit button. It popped up a dialog to enter my name and email to recieve updates (and presumably spam). The X was greyed out. I tried pressing OK but it told me to enter my email.

I pressed cancel and it went back to main window. I tried pressing the X on the main window and the same thing happened. So I killed the process and uninstalled it.

I used Revo Uninstaller and I noticed after the regular uninstaller went through, it left literally everything behind. It didn't delete a damn thing except for the start menu icons.

 

Well, it's the type of program anyone could whip up in a few minutes, possibly even me (and I have limited programming skills.) Except I'm lazy. LOL