fj12ryder wrote:
Generally the fine print says they can change the conditions of the fine print whenever they want to. So basically you just waste your time reading the fine print because it could change 5 minutes later and you'd never know it. It's not a bad idea, but it doesn't really guarantee anything, and generally arbitration is the recourse if you disagree with them at some point, and arbitration rarely favors the one with the grievance.
It's never a waste of time. If I don't agree with the TOC, then I can choose not to accept. If they then change it, it won't hurt me because I already declined.
If the TOC is updated, then I read the changes and choose whether to accept the new terms or not.
The idea that it is a waste of time suggests that one must accept the TOC because they must use that website. I am quite capable of walking away (or clicking the website closed).
