You can't run a scam/pyramid scheme and then when you're caught out, you say, "I was promising you way too much return for your investment, of course it's a scam", and expect to be let off... you still owe the people you defrauded.
Is it her fault?, yeah, maybe. But as far as the law should be concerned, fuck no.
That's the problem with not having the whole story.
When did she sign the contract? After the flight, or before? Did she get a chance to read it? Did it go in detail about what was required of her? All that shit matters.
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CharlesVI ago
How is this not her fault? Flying out and an expensive hotel was not a clue?
matthew-- ago
You can't run a scam/pyramid scheme and then when you're caught out, you say, "I was promising you way too much return for your investment, of course it's a scam", and expect to be let off... you still owe the people you defrauded.
Is it her fault?, yeah, maybe. But as far as the law should be concerned, fuck no.
fluffyunbound ago
The written contracts didn't include any of the limitations the girl says she was promised verbally. That's the source of the dispute.
matthew-- ago
That's the problem with not having the whole story.
When did she sign the contract? After the flight, or before? Did she get a chance to read it? Did it go in detail about what was required of her? All that shit matters.