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Welcome to the Law! They can ask, and explaining that you are not party to their EULA is a perfectly valid counterargument. They will argue that by accessing th
by arrosenberg 4y ago
Welcome to the Law! They can ask, and explaining that you are not party to their EULA is a perfectly valid counterargument. They will argue that by accessing their website with the service you are agreeing to the terms, and then you wind up in expensive litigation.
The demands seem pretty reasonable in this case, I'd probably accede.
- bee_rider 4y agoI clearly don’t know anything about the law but I’d definitely want to talk to a lawyer before agreeing to that point, assuming I didn’t have a LinkedIn account. If I didn’t already have an agreement with LinkedIn, right when they’ve noticed me and are getting litigious sounding seems at least to this layman like the wrong time to start signing agreements they’ve sent.