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It is absolutely a valid contract - if both parties are in the US it shouldn't be too hard to enforce.

• yakkityyak 4y ago
  lol, no.
  • elil17 4y ago
    Assent, offer/acceptance, consideration, and capacity - looks like a contract to me. I don't see the argument against it.
    • deleted 4y ago
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    • tshaddox 4y ago
      A careful inspection shows that at least one (but probably both) parties are clearly joking.
      • elil17 4y ago
        Not clear to me. Then again I am not very well versed in internet culture.
  • deltree7 4y ago
    It is indeed legally bound https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/contracts-101-make-legally-valid-30247.html https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/contracts-101-make-l...
    • lesuorac 4y ago
      No judge is going to enforce a contract between somebody selling their employer's computer to another person unless the employer itself agreed.
      • elil17 4y ago
        The buying party would get the true market value of the computer less the cost. It’s not their fault that they seller made an offer they weren’t authorized to make.