“You may opt out of the foregoing arbitration clause and class action/jury trial waiver provision of this Agreement by NOTIFYING US IN WRITING WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DATE YOU LAST PLACED AN ORDER.”
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The opt-out window is triggered by a specific event — the date the user last placed an order — and is limited to 30 days, meaning users who do not act within that window lose the ability to opt out.
A reader who wishes to opt out of mandatory arbitration and the class action/jury trial waiver must notify Afterpay in writing within 30 days of the date they last placed an order.
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"You may opt out of the foregoing arbitration clause and class action/jury trial waiver provision of this Agreement by NOTIFYING US IN WRITING WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DATE YOU LAST PLACED AN ORDER.Excerpt from Afterpay's Terms of Service
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The opt-out window is triggered by a specific event — the date the user last placed an order — and is limited to 30 days, meaning users who do not act within that window lose the ability to opt out.
A reader who wishes to opt out of mandatory arbitration and the class action/jury trial waiver must notify Afterpay in writing within 30 days of the date they last placed an order.
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