terms and conditions

signature - hmm... I can't be bothered to read all that...I'll just sign anyway!!
@rombi001 (941)
April 15, 2008 7:35pm CST
Who reads that stuff?? I know I don't... Only if its very important... Who else just ticks the "I agree" box without even reading what it says..?? :)
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sirnose
@sirnose (2436)
• United States
16 Apr 08
I always try to scan the terms & conditions,most of the time they all reads about the same,but,sometimes,there are some differences.So its always good to at least see what you getting yourself into.
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rombi001
@rombi001 (941)
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16 Apr 08
yeh, I guess you're right, better safe than sorry :)
goergineo
@goergineo (1498)
• Jordan
16 Apr 08
I read every response before I write any thing. If I have no time for reading I do not post. for me it is an open time to response. when I right "I agree" that means I really agree. so, no posting without reading.
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rombi001
@rombi001 (941)
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16 Apr 08
no no... not posting in mylot, I meant when you sign up for something, like an e-mail account... do you read the terms and conditions?? before you tick the "I agree" box?
Bala
@balasri (26537)
• India
16 Apr 08
They always make it hard and very tiring to read that entire mile length of rules and conditions with the smallest fonts and disgusting language.I never read it.May be that is the idea I think.
rombi001
@rombi001 (941)
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16 Apr 08
haha, nice one!! :)
desertdarlene
@desertdarlene (8910)
• United States
16 Apr 08
I try to read the Terms and Conditions, but sometimes I don't get to read all of it until after I've already installed whatever software or signed up for whatever product they are asking for me to read that TOC for. But, I have to admit that most of the time, I just scan it, too. I mostly pay attention to the privacy policy to make sure I'm not signing up for too much spam.
desertdarlene
@desertdarlene (8910)
• United States
16 Apr 08
OOps, I guess I should say TAC, not TOC.
rombi001
@rombi001 (941)
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16 Apr 08
hmm, I see what you mean... I guess I don't usually read it because I think that they assume I will read it , so they won't have anything that will make me reconsider... but maybe I should start reading more often so that I don't end up being sued for not keeping the conditions of use or something... :)
elmiko
@elmiko (6630)
• United States
25 Apr 08
Yes i've read terms and conditions on certain occasions. Its like its spoken in a foriegn language except its english. They write things to where you really don't know what they mean exactly and to where they can interpret it anyway they want. So basicly if you try to sue they explain the terms the way they want to interpret it. Most likely you would not win the lawsuit unless they did something that could be said to be 100% outrageous.
rombi001
@rombi001 (941)
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26 Apr 08
you're right, they probably have professional staff just to write their terms and conditions... personally I don't care about the terms and conditions... I just try to stay generally legal...