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I'm not sure that I'd bet on this being found unconscionable, especially since it's a grant to Spotify, not a restriction on the customer, which is where most o
by HillRat 3y ago
I'm not sure that I'd bet on this being found unconscionable, especially since it's a grant to Spotify, not a restriction on the customer, which is where most of the existing case law (AFAIK) rests. The argument, from Spotify's point of view, is that its customers are freely signing a contract to distribute their audiobooks through Spotify's marketplace, and they are choosing to accept ... whatever the fuck it is Spotify's trying to do with that clause. It's ugly, very very ugly, but probably a valid contract.
- muwtyhg 3y agoHow can they choose to accept something they are told they already accepted by receiving the email?