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Liski,<br /><br />I have typed word for word what was told of me. I have not added or modified anything.<br /><br />For the record I have no problem. If you cannot see that legally by signing that form, I am legally allowing UBI to charge me a fee later in time, that they do not deserve to charge me, seeing as they own the new box, then I really suggest you improve your knowledge of the law.<br /><br />That document with my signature holds up in court for UBI's side of things. On this unofficial forum, as you put it, an opinion from yourself "I highly doubt UBI will ever charge a fee" does NOT stand up in the eyes of the law for my side. It's simply an unofficial opinion from yourself.<br /><br />So hopefully you see my dilemma and the dilemma of others here, and NOT my problem. In answer to your opinion, if UBI have no plan to charge a fee, why in the world would they ever put that line in there?<br /><br />RATLSNAKE
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