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Originally Posted by Reba
They are supposed to. It says, "I hereby certify that I have read this agreement carefully; it has been fully explained to me, and I understand it and the conditions under which I am enlisting."
That statement is in the paragraph above the signature.
It's possible that they don't all read it carefully. However, will that excuse stand up in court? If the clause about extended service is in the contract, and the service member signs the contract where it states that the member "read this agreement carefully" and had it "fully explained", then how can the service member argue that he or she didn't know about it? How can the member say that it's "unfair"?
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Oh I agree with you! That is why I asked how many people actually read their contract? Apparently not many if they are protesting the extension of their contracts.
Just goes to show that people should read the entire contract before signing anything.
When you buy a car on a loan, do you read the entire contract? If not, it may come back and
BITE YOU ON THE ASS! 