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Again, if you have agreed to their terms and conditions, then you are under obligation to abide by them (within reason; there are limits on what can go into a T
by michael_storm 11y ago
Again, if you have agreed to their terms and conditions, then you are under obligation to abide by them (within reason; there are limits on what can go into a T&C). The T&C almost certainly obliges you to pay them. Can anyone cite precedent for failure to pay magically releasing someone from that agreement?
- stouset 11y agoGizmo is cleary referring to services where you pay upfront for, e.g., one month of service with some form of auto-renewal. He's not talking about failing to pay for services rendered in advance of payment.