The agreement routes all disputes and claims arising from Audible service use to the dispute resolution framework established in the Amazon.com Conditions of Use, which includes mandatory arbitration and class action waiver provisions.
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This provision establishes that the full dispute resolution mechanism, including mandatory arbitration and class action waiver, is not contained within the Audible Conditions of Use itself but is incorporated by reference to a separate Amazon document. Users must separately review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use to understand the complete procedural requirements governing disputes.
Interpretive note: The full scope of arbitration obligations, opt-out procedures, and class action waiver terms depends on the current Amazon.com Conditions of Use, which is a separate document not reproduced here.
The agreement requires that all disputes arising from Audible service use proceed under the Amazon.com Conditions of Use dispute resolution framework, which incorporates mandatory individual arbitration and a class action waiver. Users seeking to understand their dispute rights must review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use as a separate document.
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This provision establishes that the full dispute resolution mechanism, including mandatory arbitration and class action waiver, is not contained within the Audible Conditions of Use itself but is incorporated by reference to a separate Amazon document. Users must separately review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use to understand the complete procedural requirements governing disputes.
The agreement requires that all disputes arising from Audible service use proceed under the Amazon.com Conditions of Use dispute resolution framework, which incorporates mandatory individual arbitration and a class action waiver. Users seeking to understand their dispute rights must review the Amazon.com Conditions of Use as a separate document.
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