3/2 I signed up for a credit card with a retail chain. There is an
arbitration provision in the agreement and I can reject that provision
alone by writing them a rejection. I am not planning to sue them
unless they tries to screw me. Supposedly accepting arbitration makes
me vulnerable, but would they mark me as a bad customer if I reject it?
\_ If I were them I'd just reject your application.
It's not like they're hiring you as a software engineer and
you're disputing the anti-compete clauses.
\_ Well, it was an online application and I already got the card.
\_ Do they really allow you to reject a clause just by writing
them? The usual practice is, if you don't like the terms,
then don't sign up (or renew) - take it or leave it.
Do they have to accept your rejection? |
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