“These Terms contain provisions that govern how claims between you and us are resolved ... This includes an obligation to arbitrate certain claims through binding and final arbitration, unless you opt out of the arbitration when you sign up with us.”
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Binding arbitration replaces court litigation for covered claims, and the opt-out window is limited to the sign-up moment, meaning users who do not act then are permanently bound.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define which claims are 'certain claims' subject to arbitration. The canonical claim preserves this qualifier rather than generalising to all claims.
Unless the reader opts out at sign-up, they are obligated to resolve certain claims against StockX through binding and final arbitration rather than court proceedings.
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"These Terms contain provisions that govern how claims between you and us are resolved ... This includes an obligation to arbitrate certain claims through binding and final arbitration, unless you opt out of the arbitration when you sign up with us.Excerpt from StockX's Terms of Use
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Binding arbitration replaces court litigation for covered claims, and the opt-out window is limited to the sign-up moment, meaning users who do not act then are permanently bound.
Unless the reader opts out at sign-up, they are obligated to resolve certain claims against StockX through binding and final arbitration rather than court proceedings.
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