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Have you reviewed your banks T&Cs? This happened to me a decade ago (not in the US), and I was surprised to find that every bank in the country had similar pro
by averageRoyalty 3y ago
Have you reviewed your banks T&Cs?
This happened to me a decade ago (not in the US), and I was surprised to find that every bank in the country had similar provisions in place. I'd be surprised if yours doesn't too.
- dakial1 3y agoIn the country I live in (Brazil) the arbitration clause would go against the Consumer Law that says: "Are null or void, Contractual clauses relating to the supply of products and services that [...] imply a waiver or provision of rights." Access to justice being a right, arbitration clauses that forbid the consumer to go to the judiciary system are not valid. They can offer it, but not force it.