Holland&Holland wrote:mmcnx2 wrote:jp8775 wrote:We you are wrong, I clearly have the emails that clearly state what you will receive when you give him your money as well as what he put on the internet saved in print. No one expected him to not honor his part of the deal. Yes I could take him to court you and I know what that would cost. He knows what he is doing, taking advantage of loose wording everything is worded even now that way. So the best people can do is what I am doing, make sure people understand you will most likely not get most of what he is promising. So am I wrong in doing that? I really like people who are not screwed telling people who got screwed to chill out. Really
I've done enough contract work in business to tell you that unless it was in writting within the membership agreement you most likely don't have a leg to stand on. Most agreements have a clause that states any thing not specifically stated in the agreement is not binding, and most will specifically exclude any other communications, versions or marketing materials. So you can have printouts of anything you want, he can tell you anything you want to hear, but if they are not part of the agreement then it is tough luck. Welcome to the adult table.
So everytime you purchase something or some service you have an attorney review it? Must be nice being on the receiving end of your legal fees.
Depends on the dollar amount, but if I was going drop $10K on a service you bet your a** I would get a legal opinion.