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Is whatever you need to do a one-time thing, or ongoing? If it's one-time and you're worried they'll change something retroactively, they probably can't but you
by johnnybgoode 17y ago
Is whatever you need to do a one-time thing, or ongoing? If it's one-time and you're worried they'll change something retroactively, they probably can't but you should check with a lawyer just in case. If it's ongoing, you're probably screwed with that contract.
- ujjwalg 17y agoI am not sure. According to the contract I own it, but I need the company to sell it. At the same time the contract expires in less than an year.