[X4U] Re: Verizon Wireless Internet Service

[Crandon David]

Yeah, you're correct on this. What you can do though is cross  
something out, initial it and sign the contract. If the other party  
doesn't review it and agree to the change, then the contract is void.  
Which essentially means that since it was never a valid contract in  
the first place, they can't get you for an early cancellation fee.

Dave


On Feb 2, 2008, at 11:57 AM, Technophobic_Tom at comcast.net wrote:

> tabdave at ca.rr.com wrote:
>
>> On Jan 31, 2008, at 12:39 PM, Technophobic_Tom wrote:
>>
>>>  Geoffrey wrote:
>>>
>>>>  Verizon offers a 5 Gig plan...1.6 to 1 m.b. down load....
>>>>  Just wondered if anyone had used Verizons Broadband
>>>>  service for internet use and had any feed back on it.
>>>
>>>  If you try it, make sure you get an agreement such that if it
>>>  doesn't perform to some criteria, which you specify, they must void
>>>  the contract and return all your money. It can be so arranged.
>>
>>  Technically, you can simply wright whatever you want into the  
>> contract
>>  and sign it. Chances are the salseperson won't say anything. Nobody
>>  will probably ever review it, but it's still a legally binding  
>> document.
>
> Make sure the salesperson initials the change and that the change  
> and the salespersons initials clearly show on your copy. I can  
> modify a contract any way I please before or after I leave the  
> salesroom but unless it's agreed to by both parties in writing IT  
> AIN'T BINDING.
>
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