SAN DIEGO — It is increasingly common to sign contracts digitally for services or major purchases. Although electronic signatures are legal and convenient, some consumers claim that they sometimes face different situations than they understood in the agreement. That’s the case of Randy and Linda Stevens, a retired couple from Oceanside who claimed to have ended up with an unexpected $35,000 bill after digitally signing a lease for plumbing jobs …
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SAN DIEGO — It is increasingly common to sign contracts digitally for services or major purchases. Although electronic signatures are legal and convenient, some consumers claim that they sometimes face different situations than they understood in the agreement. That’s the case of Randy and Linda Stevens, a retired couple from Oceanside who claimed to have ended up with an unexpected $35,000 bill after digitally signing a lease for plumbing jobs …