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Nowadays many contracts are signed with a system like the one you describe. I've signed a couple of leases this way, all in a web browser. This makes it even
by hereforphone 5y ago
Nowadays many contracts are signed with a system like the one you describe. I've signed a couple of leases this way, all in a web browser. This makes it even harder since you can't print it out and cross out anything, then sign and give it back.
- mindslight 5y agoYou can often still print those out, execute it, scan it, and email it back. Depending on the context, it's possible to just completely ignore them (eg a non-compete that a job wants you to sign after you've already been hired). You can also directly ask for your changes, as discussed elsewhere. Ultimately, if someone tries to spring an unreasonable contract of adhesion on you at the last minute, the right answer is to blame them for disrupting the negotiation. Tell them it's unacceptable for them to have wasted your time, and look around for a better option.