Travel agents sell air transportation, cruises, hotel accommodations, tours and much, much more. Hambric was an agent for NU-Concepts and authorized to sponsor and recruit new ITCs. NU-Concepts failed and refused to provide Brown with the support, education and training promised and paid for. Neither NU-Concepts nor Hambric provided the promised supervisory and training support. See Kugler v.
Fraud is infinite in variety.
All surprise, trick, cunning, dissembling and other unfair way that is used to cheat anyone is considered as fraud. 876 knew this and convinced Brown to become an ITC as a means of fulfilling her goal. NU-Concepts and Hambric failed and refused to provide the support, training and education contracted for. NU-Concepts and Hambric breached their contract with plaintiff in such a manner as to strike at the very heart of the bargain contracted. The defendant is liable for all appropriate damages flowing from its breach of contract including, but not limited to, the cost of obtaining alternative educational services.