
Originally Posted by
Evil Bert
@ Pariah
I would agree with you partially on one thing. That if my life situation changes even if I got my trust from the site, I could still contact a local attorney or heck even call up Guntrustlawer.com and get legal advice, no?
As far as the "you get what you pay for" comment that sounds great coming from a lawyer who offers the same service.
It's the same simple notion - with a lot of products, you're paying for more than the product - you're buying into a business relationship with that other party that can be mutually beneficial to both. This makes no sense to do with a cheeseburger (hence why fast food is nearly at cost), but a ton of sense to do with automobiles, houses, financial and legal serves, and the like. It's an argument that can go both ways.
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