Tuesday, July 29, 2014 10:34:59 PM
If you have a contract with someone who lends you money
so you can build your company that is a good thing.
You do have too pay him back.
However, if you find out that person calls your customers
and tells lies about you, and the customers believe that
person, so they don't buy from you and it hurts your business
so you have to miss payments that is another thing.
Of course you have to prove it. If you have the proof
the person who loaned the money did do that, that person
is in a lot of trouble.
I believe a judge or jury would dismiss the loan at once.
Put two and two together folks. I think you get my drift.
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