Hi.
After Spin4Play cheating scandal surfaced I felt cheated and asked Spin Legends about legitimacy of the school and my contract. I have been told that my contract is binding nevertheless face and head coach of the project turned out to be scammer. That leads me to believe that everyone in similar situation has as well been consciously lied to by Spin Legends.
I have consulted with a law firm and the answer was that a contract signed under false advertising is, unquestionably, invalid and players who signed such contract based on the promise of being coached by "The best spin player in the world" have been deceived.
To anyone else who signed with Spin Legends because of false promise - You have a right to terminate your agreement by claiming misrepresentation. You can do it in writing and it will take effect since the moment of the delivery.
Moreover, you, me and everyone else that falls in that category, according to the letter of the law, can sue for damages as victim of the lies we've been told since the beginning
Is there anyone else in similar situation? What do you think?
