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The old apocryphal tale comes to mind of the CD clubs. -Everyone knew a person back in the day who signed up for the CD clubs promising dollar CD's, or 10 for
by RajT88 4y ago
The old apocryphal tale comes to mind of the CD clubs.
-Everyone knew a person back in the day who signed up for the CD clubs promising dollar CD's, or 10 for a dollar. Whatever the various deals were.
-With those deals came a commitment to buy 10 - 20 more albums at full price.
-You sign a contract agreeing to this.
-So the friend-of-a-friend signed it while under 18 and a minor.
-They then tell the CD club that the agreement is null and void on account of them not being legally able to sign a contract, and after getting their 10 CD's for a dollar or whatever, to cancel their account.
- bombcar 4y agoIn my era they didn't even have much of a requirement to buy that many, it was like signup and get 10 or 20 CDs if you buy two, and then they'd keep sending you CDs that you had to say "return" on for a year or so.