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Yeah, I'm just saying, you just gave them a key to your house, which is probably a mistake, and you'll probably sign the arbitration clause because why wouldn't
by jethro_tell 9y ago
Yeah, I'm just saying, you just gave them a key to your house, which is probably a mistake, and you'll probably sign the arbitration clause because why wouldn't you make two mistakes for ultimate convenience?
Most companies will take as much as you give them. Seems like an easy win in this customer demographic
- II2II 9y agoGiving someone a key to your house is quite different from signing a contract with a binding arbitration clause. The former is an indication that you trust the key holder or the safeguards that are in place. The latter is signing away a legal right, which should carry much more weight.
- jethro_tell 9y agoBut it won't, because the same people who will give away a key to their hows will give away their legal rights as well. Probably the company knows that.