what is the difference between a co-signer and someone signing on with you or is that the same thing?
437517
Depends on what they are signing for.  \n\nIf it is a credit reference (i.e. that you work for them or they don't know of any credit problems with you) then they have no liability (assuming they are not signing fraudulently).\n\nIf they are, in any way, guaranteeing that you will pay then, yes, they are co-signing and will fall liable should the main signer fail to pay.\n\nIn this case they are looking for someone to pursue for the debt if you default ... a co-signer!
491544
Simple. You just attach an extra document with the additional agreement to the contract. Signed and dated by each party.
6517
There is no difference essentially.  However when dealing for promissory notes it may be different.  Did they actually make a not saying I will pay you $X?  If so did you give them something in return or do something in return?  If not that promise may suffer from lack of considration and not be enforceable.  However if they promised you something either by note or orally, and you did something relying on that promise.  You may be covered by promisoory estoppel if what you did was to your detriment. If they may have expected you to do that.  Say A promises B $500 and A knows that B will go out and buy a car.  B actually buys a Car relying on the money from A.  A may be liable to B.
936978
You save up for how ever long it takes to purchase a computer and go up to the person you want to ask, saying, "I was going to ask you to be a co-signer for buying a computer, but then I became financially responsible, did not spend beyond my means and bought the computer with money that I saved.  So now I don't have to."  \n\nTry it, its easy - you'll appreciate the computer a whole lot more.
198793
Well you obviously have another account set up on your computer which is still logged in when you log onto your account.  It just warns you so you know that the other person might have something going on that needs to be saved before you completely shut it down.
694333
It means it is not an offer.  If you sign it, it will not constitute an acceptance and it will not become a contract.
263468
First, I am NOT a lawyer....However, in my career I have dealt with creating and becoming party to contracts on several occasions.  Here are some of the things I have learned:\n\n1.) Contracts CONCEPTUALLY should be a two way benefit for both/all parties involved. A contract HIGHLY 'loaded' for benefit of one party is probably illegal, and would be hard to defend in court.\n\n2.) It is assumed, although not always clearly stated, that the contract is entered into willingly and with good intent for all signors. If there is reason to believe one or the other parties was 'co-erced' or ' manipulated' into signing the document, the contract probably will not stand up in court.\n\n3.) ANY contract is only as valid and strong as the skills and dedication of your lawyer...\n\nHope this helps....
1028724
on 1 comp. more than 1 user can be there .if u hav 2 use the com. as the other user u can do so by first logging off and then re-login as the other user\n\n\nalso it's useful in schools where one comp. is used by more than one kids
238325
I had the same problem when me and my boyfriend got our place and they said they wanted a co-signer. So you may need to just find someone who will co-sign for ya! Good luck!
460721
It won't matter, but Yahoo will sign you out automatically after some period of inactivity. I also think they sign me out much more quickly than they have in the past.
1097215
per pro (that's not the full second word; it's Latin)...it just means that one person is signing a the letter as an agent for another person.  So if a secretary is signing his/her boss's name to a letter, it should look like this:\n\nsecretary's name\np.p. boss's name
760327
The binding agreement to be a co-signer is one made with the lender not the co-borrower.  A co-signer is required by a lender because the borrower is a credit risk for one or more reasons and they want a second party to guarantee payment in the event of default.  The only way a borrower can have the co-signer's name removed from the debt is by refinancing with a new lender or by consent of the current lender.  It's possible, though not probable, that the lender will release the co-signer after eight months, however, if the co-borrower has had a significant change in circumstances (i.e. improvement in credit score, reduction in outstanding obligations, increase in income) the lender may release the co-signer.  Of course, if the co-borrower has been late in payments, your friend is in it for the long haul.\n\nThe only thing your friend can do is ask - the lender.
56163
I agree with the first guy, though there is a small, very small chance that someone is indeed using your name.  Someone you know?  Or just could be because your computer froze and it didn't sign out and thus yahoo things your really signed in and ofcourse you logically know your not.  So yeah....
729133
someone who leads with someone else.  "co" to me means that there are at least two people involved.  so if its co-leader, then there are two leaders.
192395
you can sign in with any user name you want. But if you mean can you run 2 at once ... no
304416
Yes otherwise there's no one being appointed and no proxy exsits.  You have to name someone to have someone be your proxy.  \n\nIf you mean do you have to agree to it if you're the one being appointed then no you don't have to sign, your name just has to be listed as the person being appointed.  If you choose not to do anything on behalf of the person that's your choice.  No law forces you to take action on their behalf.  I don't know of anyone who'd list someone who doesn't want to handle issues for them.  It'd just be inviting trouble since they could do whatever the proxy allows regardless of if it's what they want.
401124
When you sign on to Yahoo you have many options listed as to how you want to appear to others.  Maybe your contacts are talking with you but don't really want to get into a lot of conversations so they select "sign me on as invisible"; that way they don't have to talk unless they want to.