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IANAL but I don't see how it could be illegal. There's no misrepresentation. Both the "buyer" and the "seller" know what is going on and agree.
by LordKano 11y ago
IANAL but I don't see how it could be illegal.
There's no misrepresentation. Both the "buyer" and the "seller" know what is going on and agree.
- ecesena 11y agoGive an illegal action A, a seller could sell a service that does A. If you buy A, it doesn't make it legal just because both you and the seller know what is going on and agree.
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- UnoriginalGuy 11y agoYou seem to understand the basics of contract law. However you seem to miss that cases are decided by people and not robots, and judges have a great deal of legal flexibility. That being said, if someone did threaten to sue I highly suspect that CAH would refund the $5 since even a single lawyer's letter costs more than the entire case is worth.