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It depends on how the contract is written, and nobody reads the T&Cs, so they are probably written to the benefit of the merchant. If you sign a contract that s
by humanistbot 4y ago
It depends on how the contract is written, and nobody reads the T&Cs, so they are probably written to the benefit of the merchant. If you sign a contract that says you will pay $X for service Y each month until canceled, then you are still legally liable to pay that until you cancel as stated in the contract.
- matkoniecz 4y agounless this part of contract is void due to violation of consumer rights (for example unreasonable way to cancel contract is or should be legally void)