“You have the right to opt out of binding arbitration within 30 days of the date you first accepted these Terms by providing us notice of your opt-out via email at legal@wyze.com”
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The opt-out right is time-limited and method-specific; users who miss the 30-day window or use a different contact method lose the right to opt out of binding arbitration.
The reader has a 30-day window from first accepting the Terms to opt out of binding arbitration by sending an email to legal@wyze.com; after that window closes, the right is unavailable.
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If you do not agree to the changed terms, you may close your account within the 30 day period and you will not be bound by these changes.
If you opt out of only the arbitration provisions, and not also the class action waiver, the class action waiver still applies. You may not opt out of only the class action waiver and not also the arbitration provisions.
BAM shall have the right, but not the obligation, to join or consolidate such arbitrations into a single arbitration, in BAM's sole discretion.
"You have the right to opt out of binding arbitration within 30 days of the date you first accepted these Terms by providing us notice of your opt-out via email at legal@wyze.comExcerpt from Wyze's Terms of Service
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The opt-out right is time-limited and method-specific; users who miss the 30-day window or use a different contact method lose the right to opt out of binding arbitration.
The reader has a 30-day window from first accepting the Terms to opt out of binding arbitration by sending an email to legal@wyze.com; after that window closes, the right is unavailable.
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