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Have you read the relevant terms of service? Do they require using some arbitration service instead?
by tacostakohashi 3y ago
Have you read the relevant terms of service? Do they require using some arbitration service instead?
- orhmeh09 3y agoCan you read the terms of service for this without logging in?
- user3939382 3y agoNote that these arbitration clauses aren’t necessarily enforceable and small claims judges can and do exercise a lot of discretion in their judgements.
- knute 3y agoEven if arbitration is in play, it would cost Facebook more to hire a lawyer to go to small claims court and have it moved to arbitration than it would to just settle the $300 at stake hear.
- varenc 3y agonote: Even if the dispute is settled out of court in arbitration, I think arbitration would likely be successful based on the available info. Honestly, if you can open a dispute for arbitration that seems cheaper than going to court and it's likely to work, IMHO. Though most likely is that as soon as a human at Facebook actually groks your situation they'll refund it before going to court or arbitration.