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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (15348)	12/7/2003 7:46:31 AM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Elroy, i drove by a new residential development (basically building 4 "high-end" houses on what used to be a 1-house lot) and picked up a brochure. it was a very nice color brochure, which i assumed was paid for by the builder. but on the back it says: ...This promotional item provided by [Title Company Name] was not conditioned on the agreement, understanding, or requirement of the referral of title business. so i guess the title company paid for the brochure. why the hell would the title co pay for a brochure without such understanding? i guess if "understanding" is a pre-contract verbal agreement, then as long as no such words are exchanged, one can mentally "understand" whatever one pleases? a propos of nothing, a lot of salespeople give clients tickets to concerts or sporting events, take them to fancy restaurants or titty bars, etc. i guess they don't have any "understanding" either? but Walmart won't let their buyers receive even a cup of coffee from a vendor. a different view on understanding.

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