r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Buinea_Pird • Sep 14 '26

Do u dont wanna This "invoice", with a small print disclaimer stating it is not an invoice, received by my company

Post image
6.4k Upvotes

97% Upvoted

453 comments sorted by

View all comments

4.1k

u/useless_panda09 Sep 14 '26

“Payment constitutes a binding contract.”

how convenient.

84

u/12-34 Sep 14 '26

Payment doesn't create a contract here unless the payer thought this was an offer to buy gloves instead of a fraudulent invoice for purchased gloves. 

Mistakes to fundamental contract elements, like being intentionally tricked into believing one is providing consideration (money) to a past contract instead of accepting an offer, means no contact is formed.

3

u/ohheyitspaul Sep 15 '26

What if they actually send them the gloves?

19

u/DontLike-Cheesecake Sep 15 '26

Then they'd be stupid for paying those prices $99 for 200 gloves is crazy over priced. You can get a 200-pack of Nitrite 4mil gloves on Amazon for about $15

11

u/DupeyTA Sep 15 '26

Yeah, but then I'd have to buy them off of Amazon. These ones are probably sold by a company that bought them off of Amazon.