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"Yes" is sufficient. Remember that this purpose is to formalize a usually in-person handshake deal. Even out of that context, claiming "oh I signed the wrong pa
by kaliblack 14y ago
"Yes" is sufficient. Remember that this purpose is to formalize a usually in-person handshake deal. Even out of that context, claiming "oh I signed the wrong paper" won't fly.
- shin_lao 14y agoIn a restaurant crowded with founders and investors I think it's easy to say "I said yes to the wrong sms"... Otherwise a malicious founder could overhear a conversation and send a sms at the right time to have a yes "proof"... My main point is that it doesn't hurt to be explicit when confusion is possible.