14.09.2013, 15:55
LOL wouldn't surprise me if it was a real story.
Here's a real story for you. A guy altered the terms on a letter offering him a credit card and then sent it back to the bank, to which they agreed because they didn't read the his terms. They just assumed it was the same terms as what was in the letter they sent out.
His Terms; 0pc interest rate, no card fees, no credit limit, a fine of 3m rubles (£58,716) if the bank failed to comply with the rules & a fine of 6m rubles (£117,432) if the bank cancel the contract.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/pers ... terms.html
Here's a real story for you. A guy altered the terms on a letter offering him a credit card and then sent it back to the bank, to which they agreed because they didn't read the his terms. They just assumed it was the same terms as what was in the letter they sent out.
His Terms; 0pc interest rate, no card fees, no credit limit, a fine of 3m rubles (£58,716) if the bank failed to comply with the rules & a fine of 6m rubles (£117,432) if the bank cancel the contract.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/pers ... terms.html