Comments on: Do you actually know anybody who reads the "end-user license agreement"? http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php Kit Miller Group | (609) 298-0745 Fri, 28 Jan 2011 06:58:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: bcnu http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php/comment-page-1#comment-598 bcnu Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:34:59 +0000 http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php#comment-598 Having written numerous EULA's and other contracts for a living, I do make an effort to read them, as well as the "fine print" on just about anything I sign or click "I agree." Whether or not you agree to it, you're most likely bound by the terms and conditions, so you may want to at least SKIM them to make sure there are no surprises later. For example, the old Yahoo hosting agreement had a binding arbitration clause (you can't sue them) and the only place to take them to arbitration was in Australia, regardless of the fact that 95 percent of the customers were U.S. residents. Hey, you agreed to it, so don't whine when you can't get something different later.<br><b>References : </b><br> Having written numerous EULA’s and other contracts for a living, I do make an effort to read them, as well as the "fine print" on just about anything I sign or click "I agree."

Whether or not you agree to it, you’re most likely bound by the terms and conditions, so you may want to at least SKIM them to make sure there are no surprises later. For example, the old Yahoo hosting agreement had a binding arbitration clause (you can’t sue them) and the only place to take them to arbitration was in Australia, regardless of the fact that 95 percent of the customers were U.S. residents. Hey, you agreed to it, so don’t whine when you can’t get something different later.
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]]> By: Mutt http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php/comment-page-1#comment-597 Mutt Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:04:59 +0000 http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php#comment-597 I have a few times, but mostly I don't. Just because you don't read it does not mean you don't have to abide by what it says, though.<br><b>References : </b><br> I have a few times, but mostly I don’t.

Just because you don’t read it does not mean you don’t have to abide by what it says, though.
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]]> By: scott b http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php/comment-page-1#comment-596 scott b Mon, 22 Mar 2010 12:42:59 +0000 http://www.kitmillergroup.com/do-you-actually-know-anybody-who-reads-the-end-user-license-agreement.php#comment-596 I do. Absolutely. That's where spyware will stick it "we reserve the rights to install software on your machine...." (I once saw a shareware EULA that said, "by installing this software, you agree to allow your machine to be used to contact other machines on the Internet..." ) And, you're a fool NOT to read it. It's a legal contract. And you're agreeing to it.Why would you NOT read it??? I'm not saying sit and read line by line through the whole thing, but at least skim through it and read the sections to see what you're AGREEING to and if there's anything bad in it.<br><b>References : </b><br> I do. Absolutely. That’s where spyware will stick it "we reserve the rights to install software on your machine…." (I once saw a shareware EULA that said, "by installing this software, you agree to allow your machine to be used to contact other machines on the Internet…" ) And, you’re a fool NOT to read it. It’s a legal contract. And you’re agreeing to it.Why would you NOT read it??? I’m not saying sit and read line by line through the whole thing, but at least skim through it and read the sections to see what you’re AGREEING to and if there’s anything bad in it.
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