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Agreed. By this logic, if it can even be called that, no one could ever be taken advantage of, because they agreed to be defrauded.

• imgabe 5y ago
  If you agree to take a job for $100k, and your colleague decided to hold out for $120k, who exactly is defrauding you? Salary negotiations are not fraud. Fraud involves being promised something and not getting what you agree to. If someone says they’ll give you X in exchange for Y and then they do exactly that, that isn’t fraud.
  • aspenmayer 5y ago
    Inalienable rights cannot be signed or bargained away, even if the rights-holder wills it. One cannot agree to slavery or indentured servitude in USA.
  • DarylZero 5y ago
    Now change the numbers to $8k and $9k.
    • imgabe 5y ago
      You mean someone gives you $8k in exchange for $9k? Still not fraud. A bad deal you’d be stupid to take, but what is fraudulent about it? I’m not sure you understand what the word fraud means.
      • DarylZero 5y ago
        No.