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From: new@ee.udel.edu (Darren New)
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Subject: Re: Non-disclosure agreements
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Date: 8 Jan 91 19:30:17 GMT
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In article <H3X^AX=@rpi.edu> sorensen@dino.ecse.rpi.edu (Jeffrey Sorensen) writes:
>The
>worst that could happen is the companies would return the check and agreement
>uncashed.

Not at all.  They would simply cash the check (probablyy without endorsing
it personally, just with a stamp) and sell your information, completely
ignoring what was on the back of the check.  Are you going to sue them?
What are your damages?  How will you prove it?      -- Darren
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