Huh, okay, today I learned! Thanks for the correction. I'm used to employment contracts which just require "notice". That said, I'd argue the "often involving a

Huh, okay, today I learned! Thanks for the correction. I'm used to employment contracts which just require "notice". That said, I'd argue the "often involving a letter" part: For all my web/app/software products, including streaming video services, I can cancel within the site/app. My cellphone provider is the only one that specifies a phone call. Even the New York Times TOS says a chat with an online agent is sufficient, and that's one of the ones being complained about in this thread. I don't think I've ever seen "mailing a letter" required outside of a few unethical gyms.