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6. Yet another reason to read and understand contracts before signing them.

Wed Jan 11, 2012, 12:44 PM

Jan 2012

I remain baffled at how people expect "I didn't understand the contract I signed" to be a valid reason to escape it.

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U.S. Supreme Court rules credit repair firms can force arbitration [View all] Newsjock Jan 2012 OP

Actual Court Opinion happyslug Jan 2012 #2

Thanks, only dissent was Ginsburg (FYI) harun Jan 2012 #9

So instead of reform... SixthSense Jan 2012 #3

Yet another reason to just stiff your creditors instead. nt bemildred Jan 2012 #5

Yet another reason to read and understand contracts before signing them. Lance_Boyle Jan 2012 #6

Because it is not a contract izquierdista Jan 2012 #7

+1 harun Jan 2012 #8

When I signed a contract with Verizon there were no negotiations hack89 Jan 2012 #11

This is why we must vote for Obama! Hawkowl Jan 2012 #10