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| Name = Coffee Meets Bagel | |||
| Type = Private | |||
| Founded = 2012 | |||
| Industry = Online dating | |||
| Official Website = https://coffeemeetsbagel.com | |||
| Logo = CoffeeMeetsBagelLogo.png | |||
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'''[[wikipedia:Coffee_Meets_Bagel|Coffee Meets Bagel]]''' is a dating and social-networking service based in the United States. It as founded in 2012 by three sisters. | |||
== Forced | ==Forced arbitration== | ||
Section 19 of Coffee Meets Bagel's Terms of Use states that the user, by accepting the [[terms of service]], waives their right to litigation.<ref>https://coffeemeetsbagel.com/tos</ref> | |||
The forced arbitration clause was added in March 2024 | The [[Forced arbitration|forced-arbitration]] clause was added in March 2024, shortly after Coffee Meets Bagel changed how its premium subscription worked (in December 2023) to deny refund requests to users who were past a 30-day refund period. | ||
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| Founded | 2012 |
| Legal structure | Private |
| Industry | Online dating |
| Official website | https://coffeemeetsbagel.com |
Coffee Meets Bagel is a dating and social-networking service based in the United States. It as founded in 2012 by three sisters.
Forced arbitration
Section 19 of Coffee Meets Bagel's Terms of Use states that the user, by accepting the terms of service, waives their right to litigation.[1]
The forced-arbitration clause was added in March 2024, shortly after Coffee Meets Bagel changed how its premium subscription worked (in December 2023) to deny refund requests to users who were past a 30-day refund period.