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Actually an interesting question. If the TOS includes the terms (1) you certify that all information provided to us is accurate (2) if you breach the TOS you m
by awinter-py 10y ago
Actually an interesting question.
If the TOS includes the terms (1) you certify that all information provided to us is accurate (2) if you breach the TOS you must stop using the product and (3) you certify that you are over 18.
Then your continued use after age 18 may in fact signify entering a contract, even though you were under 18 when you signed. It also may not. Capacity/consideration/intent to be bound are really tricky in this case.
- prawn 10y agoA far better response from PayPal would've been to return the money to Mat, explain the issue to their customer and request that they create a legal account. If every company assumed that every person with a discretion to their name was an undesirable customer, virtually none of us would be customers of any company.