“If you do not wish to arbitrate, you have 21 days to reject section 28.2 by sending a rejection notice to the Notice Address above.”
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The opt-out right is the only mechanism by which a customer can preserve access to court litigation; it is time-limited to 21 days and requires affirmative action.
The updated terms extend the deadline for reporting transaction errors from 60 days to 120 days for all transactions except Send Money transfers. The 120-day period begins either from the first day you could see the error in your online account history or the day Wise sent the first written statement showing the error, whichever comes first. This change gives account holders twice as long to identify and report discrepancies before losing the right to dispute them.
View change record →Customers who do not send a rejection notice to the Notice Address within 21 days will be bound by the arbitration agreement.
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"If you do not wish to arbitrate, you have 21 days to reject section 28.2 by sending a rejection notice to the Notice Address above.Excerpt from Wise's Terms of Use (Superseded URL)
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The opt-out right is the only mechanism by which a customer can preserve access to court litigation; it is time-limited to 21 days and requires affirmative action.
Customers who do not send a rejection notice to the Notice Address within 21 days will be bound by the arbitration agreement.
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