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The updated terms establish that using any Best Buy Property constitutes acceptance of the terms. Best Buy reserves the right to modify the terms at any time and without advance notice to users. The terms state that it is the user's responsibility to review the terms for updates or changes. This means continued use of Best Buy Properties after any unilateral amendment will constitute acceptance of the modified terms. You can review the full updated terms at any time by visiting a Best Buy Property, but Best Buy is not obligated to notify you of changes.
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Any statute of limitations will be tolled during this informal resolution process.
the statute of limitations applicable to the claims and relief set forth in that Informal Notice or Demand shall be tolled from the date the Informal Notice or Demand is sent until the dispute raised in that Informal Notice or Demand is: (1) selected for a bellwether proceeding...
The statute of limitations and any filing fee deadlines shall be tolled while the parties engage in the Informal Dispute Resolution Conference process required by this section.
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"...any applicable limitations periods (including statutes of limitations) shall be tolled for your Dispute from the time that your Dispute is first submitted to the AAA until your Dispute is selected to proceed...Excerpt from Best Buy's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “...any applicable limitations periods (including statutes of limitations) shall be tolled for your Dispute from the time that your Dispute is first submitted to the AAA until your Dispute is selected to proceed...”
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