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[Goji1639]

Okay, so answer this now, without dodging: You say they have no basis for what they're saying just because they said they have a degree that required them to learn it. And I've just gone on the assumption that you "took a class" on contract law because you said I should, so: What exactly is your qualification for being an expert on this? Show us your certification. A degree, a letter of reference, literally anything that proves you know more than us besides saying "you don't know anything". Show me that, or save it. You claim to know more than us because you literally say we don't know what we're talking about, which you should only be saying if you know more. So prove it.

Prove it or you automatically admit you know nothing either. You say you can't just say you know things without backing it up, so back up your claims. The burden of proof is on you. You say we're wrong, so show us why you're right. Or just let it go. This is so beyond derailed at this point.

No more roundabout non-answers.

I didn't say he had no basis; I said he didn't say anything. The ONLY thing he said specifically about a ToS was that companies can get away with doing illegal stuff because they're rich; which is true but completely outside the point.

I've only been saying basic stuff about contract law. If you think I'm wrong then actually address what I said. If you believe that companies can legally do whatever they want as long as it's written in contract then you're wrong. Sorry.

[Darkobra]

I never said I was an expert; you don't need to be an expert to know the absolute basic tenets of contract law.

Exactly! Now you understand! If you sign a contract, you agree to it! Absolutely basic! If you disagree, you go elsewhere!

Signed, an expert.

GG.

[Goji1639]

Exactly! Now you understand! If you sign a contract, you agree to it! Absolutely basic! If you disagree, you go elsewhere!

Signed, an expert.

GG.

My brother signed a contract I drew up that says he's my slave for life because he lost a bet. Is that legally binding, or is contract law OBVIOUSLY more complicated than that?

Enlighten us, expert.