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why that date

• consumer451 6y ago
  Not gp, but to me it seems common and smart to put an expiration date on all financial offers. That's the simplest explanation at least. This rootclaim.com process is new to me, there could certainly be other explanations. Kudos to purplecats for making that offer as well, assuming this whole thing is on the up and up. edit: below was my post when it was first upvoted, prior to edit. > Not gp, but to me it seems smart and common to put an expiration date on financial offers. > Kudos to purplecats for making that offer as well.
  • phkahler 6y ago
    >> it seems common and smart to put an expiration date on all financial offers. And all contractual obligations including thing like NDAs. Maybe it's a number of years, but never enter one for a lifetime. Ever.
  • sargun 6y ago
    It’s to avoid wasting time, to create a sense of urgency, and to avoid putting myself in an awkward situation where I have to say no due to changed circumstances.
    • purplecats 6y ago
      makes sense but what heuristic did you use to come up with that specific date/duration?
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