Originally posted by Mearcat
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1. If you received payment from the contract then the agency could if they took it to court show that you actually agreed to the contract by your actions. In English and Welsh law you don't need to sign a document to show there is a contract in place. Most agencies won't do that but one day someone is going to come across an agency who is p*ssed off and will get a shock.
2. Find out by searching this forum about opt-in and opt-out. There is sticky at the top of one of the forums. It will show you what constitutes a valid opt-out and other things.
3. While verbal contracts and actions can show both parties intended to have a contract in English and Welsh law, if something goes wrong it's easy for both parties to tell their "version" of the truth in a court of law. Civil cases are judged on the balance of probabilities and having documentation helps you to swing that balance in your favour.
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