“Except as specified in this arbitration agreement, if you are a Tasker, you may opt out of the Arbitration Agreement by notifying Taskrabbit in writing within 30 days of your agreement to these Terms of Service.”
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This opt-out window gives Taskers a time-limited opportunity to preserve their right to litigate disputes in court rather than through binding arbitration.
Taskers who wish to avoid binding arbitration must act within 30 days of agreeing to the Terms of Service by providing written notice to TaskRabbit.
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"Except as specified in this arbitration agreement, if you are a Tasker, you may opt out of the Arbitration Agreement by notifying Taskrabbit in writing within 30 days of your agreement to these Terms of Service.Excerpt from TaskRabbit's Terms of Service
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This opt-out window gives Taskers a time-limited opportunity to preserve their right to litigate disputes in court rather than through binding arbitration.
Taskers who wish to avoid binding arbitration must act within 30 days of agreeing to the Terms of Service by providing written notice to TaskRabbit.
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