Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Smartwool Email.png|thumb|Smartwool email advising consumers of changes to arbitration agreement and process for sending USPS Priority Mail or hand delivery within 30 days.]] | [[File:Smartwool Email.png|thumb|Smartwool email advising consumers of changes to arbitration agreement and process for sending USPS Priority Mail or hand delivery within 30 days.]] | ||
On March 29, 2024, '''[[Smartwool]]''' emailed customers in their database, automatically opting them in to their new terms of use. These new terms of use contained a forced arbitration clause and were unreasonably difficult to opt-out of. | On March 29, 2024, '''[[Smartwool]]''' emailed customers in their database, automatically opting them in to their new terms of use. These new terms of use contained a forced arbitration clause and were unreasonably difficult to opt-out of. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Legal Lockout]] | [[Category:Legal Lockout]] | ||
[[Category:Incidents]] | [[Category:Incidents]] | ||
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[[Category:Forced Arbitration]] | [[Category:Forced Arbitration]] | ||
[[Category:Clothing industry]] | |||