@dangillmor
If they do change the contract, you must have the legal right to OPT OUT correct? These are the kind of issues we need the CFPB for. Too bad the Dotard Regime destroyed it. ☠️

@dangillmor Is that lega--oh nevermind. Nothing is illegal if you're rich in this stupid place.

@dangillmor laws do not apply to the rich or the so called “money and job makers”, which is complete nonsense

What comes around goes around

@dangillmor How does
it differ from outright fraud?

That’s the neat part. It doesn’t!

@dangillmor
Why would you not print out the contract when signed?
Hard copies are the best backup.

@dangillmor This is why I always keep a printed copy of all contracts, even today.

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It's bizarre to me that someone has to "access" the contract online. Instead of, you know, printing it out on paper and filing it somewhere safe.

@dangillmor Contract fraud. Clear and simple.

@dangillmor arrogant, criminal behaviour. Contracts require a meeting of the minds (a common understanding of what is being agreed) how could that be possible with the terms changed without your knowledge or agreement. What was sold for $15,000?

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Hate to tell you this, but most contracts signed with a click to agree have clauses that allow the issuer to change terms at anytime. Banks do this all day long.

@dangillmor Same way all the tech companies do, of course: having a clause in the original contract allowing them to unilaterally change it.

@dangillmor wouldn’t buy any of these SwastiCars if it was the only carproducer on the planet.

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@dangillmor I don't know why any court accepts this "online signed with your mouse" bullshit.