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I agree, these terms are terrible for both "Pilots" (users) and "Creators". - Binding arbitration in Canada where the loser pays all costs. - They can increas
by Dayshine 7y ago
I agree, these terms are terrible for both "Pilots" (users) and "Creators".
- Binding arbitration in Canada where the loser pays all costs.
- They can increase "Pledge fees" arbitrarily with just a single email notifying you
- All monthly/yearly payments are non-refundable, with no partial credit returned. So if a creator deletes their account or simply blocks you, you lose access and don't get any money back. If they refund you (extraordinary circumstances), it's only as credit.
- When payments are delayed to Creators they will "try" to communicate the reason.
- They will "try" to make payments "timely"#
- They have catch-all consent for communication, can't opt out of spam.
- jjeaff 7y agoCan you point to any business anywhere that doesn't reserve the right to raise prices? Would you be willing to work for your employer if they also guaranteed that your salary will never go up? Because that and a guarantee from all vendors the company uses would be needed. And are there companies out there that don't include required arbitration? Anyone that is setting up a huge one-to-many relationship has to cover their but. The fact that any or all of your users could sue you in court at any time creates a very risky business.