Originally Posted by
Joepilot84
He didn't have to pay the contract, did he? Most companies don't deliver on their promises, and if they do, then there is no reason to break contract. The fact is that in the majority of cases, companies fail to collect on these agreements.
Cite the majority of the cases.
In this case, "not paying" didn't set a precedent. Almost certainly he spent more in court and attorney fees than he "saved" by not honoring his word.
Most companies don't deliver on their promises? Got something to back that up? I certainly haven't seen that to be the case, and I'm willing to bet I've worked for a LOT more companies than you.
Who are these companies that aren't fulfilling their "promises?"