La famigerata "firmetta" sul modulo #shorts
23 Mar 2022 · 1 min
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In this short, the speaker denounces the common practice of referring to a signature as a "firmetta" (a diminutive, almost playful term) in order to diminish the perceived importance of signing a contract. He explains that sellers often use this linguistic trick, along with tiny check‑boxes or a single dot to be marked, to draw the signer's attention away from the rest of the document and to make the act of consent feel trivial. The speaker, who claims to have given a TED talk on the subject, urges viewers to stay vigilant, read the entire contract, and not be fooled by such persuasion techniques.
