Contract Help

[AuraGareth]

Alright so my channel joined the fullscreen network under a partnership contract but the contract was not signed with my legal name and wasn't signed by either of my parents. Also the name that was signed is also not on the google / youtube account either.

Sense that is so i feel that the contract is not valid and i want to leave the network for this and other reasons.

So what should i do sense the contract doesn't have my legal name.

 

[KGATV]

Why did you use a different name?

 

[Pepijn]

I should contact Fullscreen and ask them if they can help you out.

 

[AuraGareth]

Why did you use a different name?

Cause idk xD i just decided not to

 

[Daniel]

Cause idk xD i just decided not to

So let me get this straight...

You sign a legally binding contract, with a false name, and now for whatever reason you want to leave for certain circumstances and your reason for using a different name is because you don't know. How dumb can you get?

 

[Tarmack]

That's called fraud. Minors can't commit to legal contracts but they certainly can commit fraud.

 

[AuraGareth]

So let me get this straight...

You sign a legally binding contract, with a false name, and now for whatever reason you want to leave for certain circumstances and your reason for using a different name is because you don't know. How dumb can you get?

The reason i didn't use my real name is cause i am under the age 18 and i know my parents wouldn't sign it so but i don't feel like giving my real full name to anyone at the time i signed up like i didn't trust fullscreen with my full real name

Because when i signed with them i was new to youtube partnership and stuff

 

[Kleineganz]

The reason i didn't use my real name is cause i am under the age 18 and i know my parents wouldn't sign it so but i don't feel like giving my real full name to anyone at the time i signed up like i didn't trust fullscreen with my full real name

Because when i signed with them i was new to youtube partnership and stuff

Well as was stated before, you committed fraud. If you try to get out of the contract now, and you admit to committing fraud, Fullscreen would be within their full legal rights to sue you.