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On the subject of class actions: it's most likely impossible. In their terms of service they will undoubtedly state that you agree to go to arbitration rather
by colemannugent 10y ago
On the subject of class actions: it's most likely impossible.
In their terms of service they will undoubtedly state that you agree to go to arbitration rather than court, and they have you explicitly waive your right to a class action.
Also the terms of service makes it very clear that the speeds they quote on their ads are essentially entirely theoretical.
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- peeters 10y ago> they have you explicitly waive your right to a class action Almost certainly not going to be upheld by a court if there is evidence of fraud. > Also the terms of service makes it very clear that the speeds they quote on their ads are essentially entirely theoretical. Completely irrelevant if you can prove that they purposefully implemented a scheme to throttle your speeds.