Strava can raise your subscription price at any time by giving you 'reasonable notice,' with the new price taking effect at your next billing date.
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This clause establishes Strava's unilateral authority to modify pricing terms during the subscription period, meaning the cost of service is not fixed for the duration of a billing cycle or contract term. The provision operationalizes price adjustments through a notice-and-effective-date mechanism rather than requiring mutual agreement or user consent.
Strava can increase subscription fees unilaterally with only vague 'reasonable notice' — users who do not actively monitor communications and cancel in time will be charged the new higher price automatically.
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"Strava has the right to increase subscription fees or add new fees at any time after giving reasonable notice. Changes in subscription fees will take effect on your next billing date, unless otherwise stated.Excerpt from Strava's Terms of Service
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates FTC Act Section 5 (unfair or deceptive practices, particularly if notice is inadequate), the FTC's updated Negative Option Rule (16 C.F.R.
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This clause establishes Strava's unilateral authority to modify pricing terms during the subscription period, meaning the cost of service is not fixed for the duration of a billing cycle or contract term. The provision operationalizes price adjustments through a notice-and-effective-date mechanism rather than requiring mutual agreement or user consent.
Strava can increase subscription fees unilaterally with only vague 'reasonable notice' — users who do not actively monitor communications and cancel in time will be charged the new higher price automatically.
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