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[quote=Anonymous]But you're the one signing a contract and then saying you won't pay it and asking them to sue you? Sorry, then that advice is only for people who buy their house in cash and don't use credit cards and want to pay their debts. These are the stupidest answers possible to the person who asked the original question: don't pay, let them sue you, countersue, claim fraud. So many ignorant and untrustworthy people; I hope you're not at my kid's school. These contracts are crystal clear when you sign them as to your responsibility. AND NONE OF THIS HAS TO DO WITH THE INITIAL QUESTIONER, only the person who has given these ridiculous answers. Reminds me of the people on the college boards who think they can wiggle out of binding ED.
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If you're sending your kids to private school and worried about your credit score then your priorities are screwed up. Unfortunately, you seem like the type to require financing for a house and car you can't afford. 😆[/quote][/quote]

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