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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter
i dont think he is being an ass.
he offers a job at a specific rate, the rate and the job is accepted.
the job is scheduled, producer incur expenses to set up the job.
a day prior to the job (there is not enough time to set up another job for the producer) the model informs she was offered a better paying job on the day the job was scheduled and "cancel the job"
if there was a contract certainly there would then be a breach of contract..
most legitimate agencies will not allow this to happen, only when you deal with a pimp and nickel type agency or directly with the model..
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but that like saying if it was raining you would get wet
it doesn't change the fact that your missing the consideration that is necessary for the contract TO BE VALID.
you don't have a valid contract until some form of consideration is exchanged and the way you guys work what the model did is perfectly legitimate under the law.