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Old 29-01-2015, 15:34   #16
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Re: Amount stated in contract

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Originally Posted by Stop It View Post
If I broke contract I would be liable to pay the remaining contract, no matter when I did it, and I have no right to do anything about it, yet VM reserves the right to re-write their end of the deal and 30 days later, bang, I'm locked down again.
What, you expect a weak little consumer and giant corporation with expensive lawyers to be on the same legal footing? Pfft.

Contracts are almost always biased one way or another. The reality in the business world is the bigger you are the more s*** you can get away with. In some industries it's pretty much the norm for bigger companies to routinely breach contracts and screw over small suppliers on a daily basis. Because they can.
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