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It probably isn't. But that doesn't mean they can't put it in the terms. Now you have to fight two things. First the terms and then the thing you are actually s
by st3fan 15y ago
It probably isn't. But that doesn't mean they can't put it in the terms. Now you have to fight two things. First the terms and then the thing you are actually suing for. How convenient. Most people give up at the thought of that.
Hopefully this will set a precedent.