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> Here's what we're offering, take it or leave it Technically, most companies do sneak in a way to opt out in their ToS, in order to bolster their claim that y
by paulgb 5y ago
> Here's what we're offering, take it or leave it
Technically, most companies do sneak in a way to opt out in their ToS, in order to bolster their claim that you “accepted” it if you don't happen to read that part of the ToS. I've successfully opted out of a number of arbitration clauses that way, though.
- pseudalopex 5y agoThat's more recent. And many companies don't.
- jquery 5y agoYep. When I was hired by my previous employer, I used this to opt out of arbitration for pay disbutes.
- meatmanek 5y agoSome companies (for example, Wealthfront) have that phrasing in their ToS, but then when you actually try to opt out of arbitration, they threaten to close your account. This gives you a choice of using their service and not being able to sue, or being able to sue but not use their service.