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Anyscale
· Anyscale Privacy Policy
The notice states that personal information may be disclosed to third parties in connection with major business transactions including mergers, sales, or asset transfers....
Why it matters: This provision permits the transfer of personal information to acquirers or transaction counterparties in the context of a corporate transaction. Under CCPA and GDPR, such transfers may require notification to data subjects and, in certain cases, may be subject to additional consent or objection rights depending on the nature of the processing change....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement states that American Airlines' liability for lost, damaged, or delayed baggage on international flights is capped at 1,288 Special Drawing Rights (SDR) per passenger under the Montreal Convention....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the maximum recoverable amount for international baggage claims, denominated in SDRs, and limits passengers' ability to seek compensation beyond the treaty-specified ceiling regardless of actual loss value. The Montreal Convention framework is mandatory for international carriage and the stated cap reflects treaty obligations rather than a discretionary policy choice....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement requires passengers to file written claims for damaged baggage within 24 hours (domestic) or 7 days (international) of receipt, and within 21 days for delayed baggage, or the right to claim may be forfeited....
Why it matters: This provision establishes procedural deadlines that, if missed, may bar passengers from pursuing compensation regardless of the merits of the underlying claim. The 24-hour domestic deadline is operationally short and requires passengers to inspect and report damage before leaving the airport or shortly thereafter....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement states that American Airlines reserves the right to refuse transport or remove a passenger from a flight when it deems necessary for safety, when the passenger's conduct may affect the well-being of others, or when the passenger fails to comply with American's rules or instructions....
Why it matters: This provision grants American Airlines discretionary authority to deny boarding or remove passengers based on subjective assessments of safety, conduct, and compliance with internal rules, without prescribing specific criteria or a standardized review process. This discretion engages federal anti-discrimination obligations applicable to passengers with disabilities and DOT non-discrimination rules....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement states that when a flight is oversold, American will first seek volunteers to relinquish seats for compensation, and if insufficient volunteers are found, will involuntarily deny boarding to passengers according to its priority rules, with compensation paid as required by DOT regulations....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the operational framework for oversale situations and references DOT regulatory requirements for involuntary denied boarding compensation under 14 CFR Part 250, which specifies minimum compensation amounts based on fare and delay duration. The reference to DOT regulations incorporates federal compensation floors into the contractual terms....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement states that American Airlines is not liable for special, incidental, or consequential damages arising from air transportation, including lost business or profits....
Why it matters: This provision limits passenger recovery to direct damages only, excluding business losses, missed connections with independent consequences, and other downstream financial impacts. The enforceability of this limitation may vary by jurisdiction and route type, particularly for international carriage governed by the Montreal Convention....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement requires passengers to meet published check-in cutoff times and be present at the gate before departure; failure to comply may result in American refusing transportation and the passenger forfeiting their reserved seat....
Why it matters: This provision establishes operational eligibility conditions for boarding that, if unmet, authorize American to deny transportation and may affect the passenger's ability to seek compensation or rebooking. Cutoff times vary by route and airport and are published separately from the CoC itself....
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American Airlines
· American Airlines Terms of Use
The agreement states that American Airlines is not liable for special or consequential damages resulting from delays, cancellations, or disruptions caused by events beyond its control, including weather, government actions, and air traffic control decisions....
Why it matters: This provision limits American's contractual obligations during irregular operations caused by external factors, which are among the most common sources of passenger disruption. The practical scope of this limitation depends on route type and applicable regulatory frameworks, including DOT customer service plan requirements and EU Regulation 261/2004 for EU-departing flights....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
US users are required to resolve disputes with Bumble through binding individual arbitration rather than court litigation, and the terms include a class action waiver. Users may opt out of this clause by notifying Bumble in writing within 30 days of account creation....
Why it matters: This provision requires that disputes between US users and Bumble proceed through individual binding arbitration rather than court proceedings, and precludes participation in class or collective actions. The opt-out window is stated as 30 days from account creation, after which the arbitration obligation applies as written....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Uploading any content to Bumble automatically grants the company a perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide license to use that content in a broad range of ways, including editing, adapting, creating derivative works, advertising, and distributing it, in any current or future format. This license may be assigned or sub-licensed to Bumble's affiliates and successors without additional user consent....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a broad content license that is perpetual in duration and worldwide in geographic scope, covering derivative works creation, advertising use, and distribution in any format or medium currently known or developed in the future. The sub-licensing right to affiliates and successors without further approval by the user is an operationally significant aspect of this clause....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Paid subscriptions on Bumble automatically renew at the end of each term at the then-current price for that service, unless the user cancels before the renewal date in accordance with the cancellation procedure in Section 6....
Why it matters: This provision establishes automatic renewal at then-current pricing, meaning the fee at renewal may differ from the original subscription price. The obligation to cancel in accordance with Section 6 places the procedural burden on the user to take affirmative action before the renewal date....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Bumble reserves the right to terminate or suspend user accounts without prior notice for violations of the Terms, offline conduct, conduct on affiliated apps, or any other reason deemed sufficient at its sole discretion. Terminated users are not entitled to refunds for prepaid services....
Why it matters: This provision reserves account termination authority based on conduct occurring outside the Bumble platform, including on affiliated apps and in offline contexts, subject to sole discretion determination. The no-refund provision for terminated accounts means that prepaid subscription fees are forfeited upon termination regardless of the reason....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Bumble reserves the right to review, pre-screen, and remove user content including content exchanged in direct messages between users, without assuming an obligation to do so....
Why it matters: This provision explicitly states that content review rights extend to direct messages between users, which is operationally significant given the private communication context. The clause reserves discretionary review rights while not creating an obligation, which affects the platform's DMCA safe harbor analysis and user expectations regarding message privacy....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Users who register via Facebook login authorize Bumble to access profile pictures, relationship status, location data, and information about Facebook friends. The full scope of data accessed is described in the Privacy Policy rather than the Terms....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes access to Facebook friend information and location data at account creation, and the complete scope of accessed data is defined by reference to a separate Privacy Policy document rather than specified in the Terms themselves. This cross-document dependency means the full data access scope may not be apparent to users reading only the Terms....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
The agreement requires users to be at least 18 years old or the applicable age of majority in their home country. The document states that Bumble monitors for underage use and may terminate, suspend, or require account verification if underage use is suspected....
Why it matters: This provision establishes an 18-plus age requirement and asserts active monitoring for underage use, which engages COPPA obligations in the US for users under 13 and may also engage state-level minor protection laws. The document does not specify the technical mechanism used for underage monitoring....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
EU-resident users have stated rights under the DSA to access out-of-court dispute settlement, seek remedies from local EU courts, and lodge complaints with local regulatory authorities. UK-resident users have a contractual breach of contract claim right under local law for content removal or account actions....
Why it matters: This provision creates a tiered rights architecture where EU and UK users have operationally distinct dispute resolution and enforcement mechanisms compared to users in other jurisdictions, consistent with DSA requirements. The explicit acknowledgment of these rights in the terms establishes the applicable legal framework for EU and UK user disputes....
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Bumble
· Bumble Terms and Conditions
Users are required to indemnify, defend, and hold Bumble harmless from any claims arising in connection with content they upload to the platform. Users bear sole responsibility and liability for their uploaded content....
Why it matters: This provision places the full indemnification obligation for user-uploaded content on the user, requiring users to defend Bumble against third-party claims arising from that content. This clause operates alongside the broad content license granted to Bumble, meaning users bear liability for content while granting Bumble extensive usage rights....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy establishes a list of content categories that are permanently ineligible for advertising on TikTok, regardless of market, targeting parameters, or advertiser status....
Why it matters: This provision defines the absolute eligibility floor for the TikTok advertising platform and determines account-level enforcement triggers. Advertisers whose products or business categories fall within these prohibitions are ineligible to run any paid campaigns, and the policy authorizes account suspension for violations....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy requires advertisers in specified regulated categories to obtain prior written approval from TikTok before launching campaigns, with eligibility and approval criteria varying by category and jurisdiction....
Why it matters: This provision creates an operational dependency on TikTok's internal approval process for advertisers in regulated industries, directly affecting campaign launch timelines. Campaigns submitted without prior approval in restricted categories are subject to rejection, and the policy establishes this as a condition of platform access rather than a procedural recommendation....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy extends advertiser compliance obligations beyond the ad creative itself to include the destination landing page, requiring that the landing page content, disclosures, and data collection practices also satisfy TikTok's policies and applicable law....
Why it matters: This provision holds advertisers accountable for the compliance posture of external URLs linked from their ads, including third-party or agency-managed landing pages. This clause establishes that ad rejection or account enforcement may be triggered by landing page content independently of the ad creative's compliance status....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy authorizes TikTok to reject individual ads, remove live campaigns, or suspend advertiser accounts for policy violations, with enforcement actions taken at TikTok's discretion and without a mandatory prior notice requirement....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the enforcement mechanism governing all advertisers on the platform. The absence of a mandatory prior notice requirement means that account suspension may interrupt live campaigns and associated business operations without advance warning, which is operationally significant for advertisers with time-sensitive or budget-committed campaigns....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy prohibits advertisers from targeting users under 18 with ads for age-restricted products and from using minors in ad creatives in exploitative or inappropriate contexts, with compliance responsibility placed on the advertiser....
Why it matters: This provision places the burden of age-targeting compliance on the advertiser, including appropriate use of TikTok's targeting tools to exclude underage users from age-restricted campaigns. Given TikTok's user demographics, which include a significant proportion of users under 18, this clause carries heightened operational and regulatory significance....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy restricts political advertising content and requires that any political or issue-based campaigns comply with applicable election laws and may be subject to TikTok's prior approval process....
Why it matters: This provision establishes a conditional restriction framework for political advertising that requires both regulatory compliance and platform-level pre-clearance, with TikTok retaining discretion over which political advertising it permits on the platform....
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TikTok Ads
· TikTok Industry-Specific Ad Policies
The policy prohibits advertising of counterfeit goods and requires that advertisers hold all necessary intellectual property rights, licenses, and permissions for all content used in ad creatives before submitting campaigns....
Why it matters: This provision places affirmative IP clearance obligations on advertisers, requiring that rights to all creative elements including images, music, video, and trademarks are secured before campaign submission. Ads using licensed or third-party content without proper clearance are subject to removal....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy states that inputs provided to Supabase's AI-powered support tools and the outputs generated in response are stored and collected as User Content as part of the Service. Users are described as having full control over what personal information they include in User Content....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that AI support tool interaction data, including both user prompts and system-generated responses, is retained as part of the Service's data collection. This creates a data category that may require separate assessment under GDPR, CCPA, and emerging AI governance frameworks, particularly if users inadvertently include sensitive personal information in prompts....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy states that personal data submitted through Supabase's platform by enterprise customers relating to their own end users is processed by Supabase as a data processor under a separate data processing addendum, and this privacy notice does not govern that processing....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that end users of applications built on Supabase are not covered by this privacy notice, placing the primary disclosure obligation on the Supabase customer (the application operator) rather than Supabase itself. This has direct implications for enterprise customers who must maintain their own adequate privacy disclosures and ensure their DPA with Supabase is GDPR Article 28 compliant....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy discloses that personal information may be transferred to and processed in countries, including the United States, that may not offer the same level of data protection as the user's country of origin....
Why it matters: This provision acknowledges that cross-border data transfers may involve jurisdictions with lower data protection standards, a disclosure that directly implicates GDPR Chapter V transfer requirements and UK adequacy framework obligations. The policy does not specify in this section what transfer mechanisms (such as Standard Contractual Clauses) are used, though the EEA/UK section may address this....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy authorizes Supabase to receive personal information from business partners, service providers, and marketing partners, and to combine this with internally collected data for service administration and marketing activities....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes data combination from multiple external sources including marketing partners, which may result in a more comprehensive profile of users than data collected directly from them. The categories of combined data include contact information, demographic information, communications activity, and order history....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy authorizes disclosure of personal information to third parties in connection with corporate transactions such as mergers, acquisitions, asset sales, or similar events. This is a standard disclosure present in most commercial privacy policies....
Why it matters: This provision permits personal information to transfer to successor entities in a corporate transaction, which may result in users' data being governed by a different entity's privacy practices following a transaction....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy states that when users authenticate via GitHub SSO, Supabase receives name, username, email address, language preference, and profile picture from the SSO provider, and uses this data to operate and maintain the service....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the data categories obtained through GitHub SSO authentication and the basis on which Supabase accesses third-party identity data. The scope of data received is determined by the authorization procedures of the SSO provider, not solely by Supabase....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy states that payment transactions are processed by Stripe and that Supabase does not retain credit card numbers or other personally identifiable financial information, which is instead governed by Stripe's own privacy notice....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Supabase's data handling obligations for payment information are limited to transactional data, with credit card and financial credential data handled exclusively by Stripe under Stripe's separate privacy notice....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy discloses that Supabase uses tracking tools for advertising campaign measurement and personalized ad delivery, and provides California residents with a Privacy Settings mechanism to manage these preferences under California Civil Code Section 1798.83....
Why it matters: This provision establishes an opt-out mechanism for advertising and tracking data uses for California residents, and discloses that tracking tools are used for personalized advertising purposes, a data use category that may engage CCPA opt-out rights and California Privacy Rights Act provisions....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy includes a children's privacy section, consistent with standard COPPA disclosure requirements, stating that the service is not directed to children under a specified age and that Supabase does not knowingly collect personal information from minors....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Supabase's services are not intended for minors and that the company does not knowingly collect data from children, which is the standard COPPA-compliant disclosure framework for developer-facing platforms....
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Supabase
· Supabase Privacy Policy
The policy provides a dedicated section for EEA, UK, and Switzerland users covering lawful bases for processing, cookie governance, and data subject rights, incorporating GDPR and UK GDPR compliance requirements....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Supabase maintains a separate GDPR-aligned disclosure framework for European users, including lawful bases documentation and data subject rights procedures, which are operationally significant for enterprise customers and individual users exercising GDPR rights....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
Section 24 of the Employer Terms requires all disputes between Employer and Gusto to be resolved through final, binding individual arbitration, and the Employer waives the right to bring or participate in class action lawsuits or jury trials....
Why it matters: This provision requires disputes to proceed through individual binding arbitration rather than court proceedings, and precludes class action participation. The terms provide a 30-day opt-out window from first acceptance, after which the arbitration obligation applies to ongoing use of the platform....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement holds Employers financially and operationally responsible for all account transactions and actions, including those the Employer did not know about or explicitly authorize, extending to actions taken by anyone Gusto reasonably believes to be an Administrator....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Employer liability attaches to all account activity regardless of actual knowledge or authorization, including instructions provided orally by phone. This scope of liability is operationally significant for businesses with multiple administrators or third-party accountant access to the Employer Account....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement authorizes Gusto to debit Employer-designated bank accounts for payroll disbursements, payroll taxes, service fees, and other amounts owed, with specific authorization mechanics governed by Section 10 and applicable Additional Terms including the Payroll Service Terms....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the contractual basis for Gusto's bank debit authorization, which is the operational mechanism by which payroll and fee obligations are fulfilled. The scope of debit authorization, including timing and the categories of amounts that may be debited, is governed by Section 10 and service-specific Additional Terms....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement states that federal law requires Gusto, as a financial institution, to collect, verify, and monitor identity information for the Employer entity, each Administrator, and the designated signatory, including government-issued identification documents, taxpayer IDs, and business ownership documentation....
Why it matters: This provision establishes Gusto's Customer Identification Program obligations under the Bank Secrecy Act and FinCEN regulations, requiring collection of sensitive identity documentation from Employer entities and individual administrators. The data collected includes personally identifiable information for multiple individuals associated with the Employer Account....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement places compliance responsibility for all Administrator conduct on the Employer and states that Gusto reserves the right but is not obligated to review Administrator and Employer conduct for compliance with the agreement....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that Employers bear contractual responsibility for Administrator compliance with the full agreement, including conduct of third-party accountant administrators, without Gusto assuming any monitoring obligation. This allocation of compliance responsibility is operationally significant for Employers who delegate account management to external parties....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement permits Accountant Administrators to invite additional accountant administrators, enable third-party services, manage administrator permissions, and pay service fees on behalf of the Employer, all within the Employer's account....
Why it matters: This provision authorizes Accountant Administrators to take actions with significant financial and access implications within the Employer Account, including enabling third-party integrations and managing the permissions of other administrators. The scope of this delegated authority may not be transparent to all Employer stakeholders....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement prohibits Employers from granting account access to any party that intends to harvest, crawl, or scrape data from the platform without Gusto's written authorization, and defines such parties as 'Prohibited Third Parties' regardless of whether the Employer consented to their access....
Why it matters: This provision restricts data access methods that Employers might otherwise enable for third-party integrations or data export purposes, and it applies regardless of Employer consent, placing the responsibility on Employers to verify the intent of any third party to whom they grant access....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement states that Gusto's total cumulative liability to Employer for any claims arising under or related to the agreement is capped at fees paid by Employer to Gusto in the twelve months preceding the claim, based on standard provisions referenced throughout the document and consistent with the 12-month fee cap structure described in the incorporated service terms....
Why it matters: A 12-month fee-based liability cap limits the total financial exposure Gusto accepts for platform failures, payroll errors, or service disruptions to the amount the Employer paid for services in the prior year, regardless of actual damages incurred, which is operationally significant for businesses processing large payrolls....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement states that it is governed by the laws of a specified jurisdiction, with disputes subject to the mandatory arbitration provisions in Section 24, and that the arbitration opt-out process is available at gusto.com/legal/terms/opt-out within 30 days of first acceptance....
Why it matters: The governing law and arbitration provisions together determine the legal framework, procedural rules, and forum for resolving all disputes arising under the agreement. The 30-day opt-out window and the governing law selection are operationally relevant for Employers assessing litigation risk and applicable legal standards....
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Gusto
· Gusto Terms of Service
The agreement incorporates Gusto's Acceptable Use Policy by reference, making it a binding component of the overall agreement alongside the Employer Terms and any applicable Additional Terms....
Why it matters: The Acceptable Use Policy is incorporated as a binding contractual term, meaning violations of that policy constitute breaches of the overall agreement and may trigger enforcement actions including account suspension or termination....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement requires US users to resolve most disputes against eBay or related third parties through binding individual arbitration rather than court proceedings, and prohibits participation as a plaintiff or class member in any class or representative action. Users who do not opt out within 30 days waive the right to jury trial and class proceedings....
Why it matters: This provision establishes the procedural framework for all dispute resolution between US users and eBay, requiring individual arbitration as the exclusive remedy for most claims and foreclosing class or representative proceedings for users who do not timely opt out. The 30-day opt-out deadline creates a time-sensitive compliance trigger for users and organizations seeking to preserve court-based dispute options....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement grants eBay a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, and sublicensable license to use any content users submit to the platform across all intellectual property rights categories, in any current or future media, in connection with providing and promoting eBay services....
Why it matters: This provision grants eBay a perpetual and irrevocable sublicensable license over user-submitted content, meaning content cannot be retracted from eBay's licensed use even after account closure or listing removal. The sublicensable-through-multiple-tiers structure authorizes eBay to pass content rights to third-party partners and downstream licensees....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement authorizes eBay to place holds on seller funds based on assessments of risk, policy violations, anticipated disputes, anticipated chargebacks, or legal compliance requirements, and permits funds to be held in pooled or separate accounts during the hold period....
Why it matters: This provision grants eBay discretionary authority to withhold seller proceeds under broadly defined conditions including anticipated disputes and risk assessments, without specifying a maximum hold duration in all circumstances. This creates operational payment timing uncertainty for sellers, particularly high-volume merchants relying on proceeds for working capital....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement authorizes eBay to charge sellers fees for platform services and reserves the right to change fee structures at any time by posting updates to the Seller Center, with optional email or My eBay notification. Buyers may also be charged fees for certain services....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that fee changes are effective upon posting to the Seller Center without requiring affirmative user acceptance, meaning sellers must monitor the Seller Center to track applicable fee changes. The discretionary fee change mechanism creates ongoing operational cost uncertainty for sellers....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement disclaims all express and implied warranties for eBay services and limits eBay's liability to exclude indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive, and exemplary damages, to the extent permitted by applicable law. The clause applies to eBay Inc. and its parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, directors, agents, and employees....
Why it matters: This provision establishes that eBay's maximum liability is limited and that consequential or punitive damages are excluded to the extent permitted by law. The phrase 'to the extent permitted by law' acknowledges that applicable consumer protection law in certain jurisdictions may limit or override these disclaimers....
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eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The agreement requires users to indemnify and hold eBay and its affiliates harmless from third-party claims and associated legal fees arising from the user's breach of the agreement, improper use of services, violation of law, violation of third-party rights, or use of the eBay Authenticate service....
Why it matters: This provision places the cost of third-party claims against eBay arising from user conduct onto the user, including reasonable legal fees. The scope extends to eBay's affiliates, officers, directors, employees, and agents, and includes claims arising from law violations and third-party rights infringement....