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Originally Posted by LadyHoldem 
Oh and the examples from Donk.. (nothing personal..) I wouldn't try those.. stealing a service in most places is a felony, it's a much bigger offence than just stealing something.. go shoplift, but don't screw the cab driver (especially not the cab driver, because i used to be one !)  Also, if you screw a land based service provider.. the auto mechanic persay... you generally have the right to place a lien on the title of the car. Same for the contractor at your house.. just try not payin him.. see how fast he places a lien on THAT title Now, all tht in mind, that legal stuff seems to get a lot trickier when you're working online.. with people from various countries, deciding jurisdiction etc.
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I wasn't suggesting anything. It's just a fact that if a contractor hires a concrete sub to lay a foundation, but he lays the wrong floorplan - he won't get paid. It's just a fact, not telling anyone what to do.
If Ford contracts a company to build them a million side door panels, gives proper specs to the manufacturer, and receives something different, Ford will not accept or pay for the parts. Again, not a suggestion, just a fact.
I didn't and would never suggest anyone try to get something for nothing. In fact, people like that make me sick. I must have written something that gave you a different impression of what I was saying. My bad.
TheDonk