Famous last words

[JohnA1]

10 minutes ago, stefffana said:

In real life, If you not agree with something written in that form, the chances to be changed that contract are very close to 0. 

You can choose only to sign or not.

 

Not always - there are intermediate stages you can introduce in many cases where the assumption is you'll be shafted no matter what. Gotta be sneakier than the sneaky bastids.

...but one needs to know how the system works and use it to their advantage - bit like judo, using the opponent's force and weight against them

It's good practice to force them to use Royal Mail (which is part of the legal system) when it suits you. Then you have several options to respond, and squeeze them dry if they don't play the game right.

The knife cuts both ways

[stefffana]

1 minute ago, JohnA1 said:

Not always - there are intermediate stages you can introduce in many cases where the assumption is you'll be shafted no matter what. Gotta be sneakier than the sneaky bastids.

...but one needs to know how the system works and use it to their advantage - bit like judo, using the opponent's force and weight against them

It's good practice to force them to use Royal Mail (which is part of the legal system) when it suits you. Then you have several options to respond, and squeeze them dry if they don't play the game right.

The knife cuts both ways

Probably you are right. If you have energy to fight with the system, do it I salute you.

For me this attitude as a foreigner in UK it is not what I need. I came here only to sell for a little more money my workforce, not to change the rules. I felt always welcomed and appreciated for what I am doing in this country, I am trying only to maximise my chances with minimum damages.