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> They can then sue, but that situation would happen if they want your money and can’t withdraw it anyway. Can they sue you or do they have to use binding arbi
by jrockway 4y ago
> They can then sue, but that situation would happen if they want your money and can’t withdraw it anyway.
Can they sue you or do they have to use binding arbitration? (I just find it interesting because you certainly can't sue them.)
- Semaphor 4y agoI actually don’t even know if I can sue them because I couldn’t find out if binding arbitration clauses in contracts for consumers are legal in the EU and Germany ;)
- alexanderchr 4y agoAt least in Sweden such clauses are unenforceable. Would assume it’s the same in most of Europe.