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Fraud in the inducement. If you lie to get someone to do something they wouldn't normally do, that's bad. If you give someone a fake name to get a ticket they w
by tedunangst 6y ago
Fraud in the inducement. If you lie to get someone to do something they wouldn't normally do, that's bad. If you give someone a fake name to get a ticket they wouldn't normally give you, that's bad.
- microvark 6y agoIf you ask, do you mind if I borrow your car, then they say yeah sure, here are the keys. Then they call the police and tell them you stole their car. I would call that a little disingenuous...and not fraud. They helped him book his seat and buy the one next to him using the ticket unlimited miles they sold him and their booking service. I think I would at least call AA a party to the fraud they were accusing him of. So, if they were defrauding themselves as agents of themselves, shouldn't they be mad at themselves. If you call BestBuy and order a widget and the BestBuy employee gives you 10% off a $100 item, should they be able to sue you for stealing $10?
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoI understood they told him to just use his kid's name or whatever. To reserve a seat for his papers. Probably outside the rules of the agreement. But is it fraud?