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join:2003-07-05 | Blame? It never ceases to amaze me that it's always the fault of the business that the individual did not read his contract.
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join:2003-10-14
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| said by Time:It never ceases to amaze me that it's always the fault of the business that the individual did not read his contract. Good point BUT... you'd need many extra hours in the day and an annual whopping bill from a law firm to understand the contracts you've signed for telecom, insurance and financial services. |
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join:2003-07-05 Reviews:
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| said by runnoft:said by Time:It never ceases to amaze me that it's always the fault of the business that the individual did not read his contract. Good point BUT... you'd need many extra hours in the day and an annual whopping bill from a law firm to understand the contracts you've signed for telecom, insurance and financial services. I believe they make the various overage/roaming charges very clear, alteast AT&T does. |
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said by runnoft:said by Time:It never ceases to amaze me that it's always the fault of the business that the individual did not read his contract. Good point BUT... you'd need many extra hours in the day and an annual whopping bill from a law firm to understand the contracts you've signed for telecom, insurance and financial services. Ok, but a $64,000 phone bill? Most Americans don't have much, if any savings. User gets sued and subsequently files for bankruptcy. It sucks but what are they going to do? Work for the next few years to pay the bill for watching a movie?
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