FAIR OR NOTAgree: what you sign or click
Fine print, forced arbitration, terms that change anytime, non-competes, leases, HOAs and non-refundable deals. Read how each one works, hear the other side, find the options you may not be told about, and vote: fair or not?
Forced arbitration and class-action bans
Is it fair to make customers give up their right to go to court or join a class action?
"We can change these terms at any time"
Is it fair for a company to change the deal after you've already signed up?
Non-compete agreements for everyday workers
Is it fair to stop an ordinary worker from taking a similar job after they leave?
HOA rules, fines and foreclosure powers
Is it fair for a homeowners association to fine you, raise fees, or even foreclose on your home?
Apartment lease fine print
Is it fair for a lease to hide mandatory fees, auto-renew, or make you waive your rights?
Non-refundable bookings and strict cancellations
Is it fair to keep all your money when you cancel a trip, room or event well in advance?
Related ways companies charge more
Also see: Your automatic renewal rights · Consumer rights · Apartment and rental fees · Timeshares
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