My question involves business law in the state of: California
I entered into agreement with an internet advertising company to advertise with them. I signed an electronic contract, which I know is binding, but then decided I did not want their services. I signed the contract around 5:30 PM on a Friday. I sent an email cancelling on Saturday, the following morning, before noon. Do we have a binding contract that I have to comply with? Actually not sure if it is a contract, but possibly a pre-contract binder. They said a PDF file of the contract will be sent to me at some time. At this moment I cannot access any agreement on line. It just says the document has already been signed and sent. I realize my emotional reasons for cancelling may not be important and that it is a legal contract issue. The contact is for a year at approx $3000, and there was a cancellation clause stating a price of $700. So yes, I am trying to avoid the $700 fee. They were hard sellers and I mentioned many times I just wanted to think about it for awhile first, but he was good. The mistake I made was doing my research after signing. They are not a good choice for small business advertising according to most people out there. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you very much.
I entered into agreement with an internet advertising company to advertise with them. I signed an electronic contract, which I know is binding, but then decided I did not want their services. I signed the contract around 5:30 PM on a Friday. I sent an email cancelling on Saturday, the following morning, before noon. Do we have a binding contract that I have to comply with? Actually not sure if it is a contract, but possibly a pre-contract binder. They said a PDF file of the contract will be sent to me at some time. At this moment I cannot access any agreement on line. It just says the document has already been signed and sent. I realize my emotional reasons for cancelling may not be important and that it is a legal contract issue. The contact is for a year at approx $3000, and there was a cancellation clause stating a price of $700. So yes, I am trying to avoid the $700 fee. They were hard sellers and I mentioned many times I just wanted to think about it for awhile first, but he was good. The mistake I made was doing my research after signing. They are not a good choice for small business advertising according to most people out there. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you very much.
Contract Law: Can You Cancel an Electronic Contract
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