http://www.georgetuvell.com/do-written-agreements-mean-nothing-when-time-are-hard/ Technology from All Angles Thu, 29 Jul 2010 23:34:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.georgetuvell.com/do-written-agreements-mean-nothing-when-time-are-hard/comment-page-1/#comment-945 Wifey Tue, 03 Feb 2009 01:30:06 +0000 http://www.georgetuvell.com/?p=264#comment-945 Sadly, in nearly every profession it seems, if you talk to people they nearly all say the same thing: If you play the nice guy, you finish last. I think it's very unfortunate that in today's society good, honest people need to constantly fear because of selfish parasites who can't make a dime without stealing words, ideas, money, or rightfully-earned stock (wink, wink) from those who earned it. I think the most hilarious part of it is that those parasites don't realize how obviously "parasitic" and troubled they appear to the outside world. Rule of thumb: If you ever even have to question whether you are selfish scum, you are. And lastly, although I'm not a super religious person, I do believe in a little thing called Karma. I just wish I had my own "karma ball" so that I could see these people rightfully get bitten in the ass when their time comes. Just my two cents. ;) Sadly, in nearly every profession it seems, if you talk to people they nearly all say the same thing: If you play the nice guy, you finish last. I think it’s very unfortunate that in today’s society good, honest people need to constantly fear because of selfish parasites who can’t make a dime without stealing words, ideas, money, or rightfully-earned stock (wink, wink) from those who earned it. I think the most hilarious part of it is that those parasites don’t realize how obviously “parasitic” and troubled they appear to the outside world. Rule of thumb: If you ever even have to question whether you are selfish scum, you are. And lastly, although I’m not a super religious person, I do believe in a little thing called Karma. I just wish I had my own “karma ball” so that I could see these people rightfully get bitten in the ass when their time comes. Just my two cents.

]]> http://www.georgetuvell.com/do-written-agreements-mean-nothing-when-time-are-hard/comment-page-1/#comment-944 Neal Wed, 28 Jan 2009 20:46:52 +0000 http://www.georgetuvell.com/?p=264#comment-944 The guy has no choice in the matter of receiving his money back. He signed a legal binding agreement stating that the leasee will forfeit any deposit and last months rent to the leaser if the contract/lease is broken. The guy has a lot of nerve asking for his deposit back. Parting on a positive note is the ultimate outcome, but business is business, and he knows that when he signed that legal document. He just wants money, and thinks by putting this letter on you will make you change your mind and back down on the terms. This guy is probably receiving a great deal on a house if he his purchasing a home in Columbus. Tell the guy the terms remain the same in the contract, and if he tries to pull anything that you will see him in court. The guy has no choice in the matter of receiving his money back. He signed a legal binding agreement stating that the leasee will forfeit any deposit and last months rent to the leaser if the contract/lease is broken. The guy has a lot of nerve asking for his deposit back. Parting on a positive note is the ultimate outcome, but business is business, and he knows that when he signed that legal document. He just wants money, and thinks by putting this letter on you will make you change your mind and back down on the terms. This guy is probably receiving a great deal on a house if he his purchasing a home in Columbus. Tell the guy the terms remain the same in the contract, and if he tries to pull anything that you will see him in court.

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