If you write your TOS, can't you break it?

2MuchMark · 04-02-2008

Hi Jace,

A Company should always write in to their TOS that "The terms of this agreement may change at any time" or similar.

It may at first seem like this is a slap in the face to customers, but in reality the company providing the service probably has more experience or insight as to what is required to run their buisniess effectively. Every once in a while, a customer who may be upset for any reason can try to take advantage of what they perceive to be a flaw in a tos agreement, or an imagined weakness. Regardless, the company has to modify the current or future toss to prevent that issue from happening again. In my opinion, its simply a part of the natural growth of any honest business.

Regards,

04-02-2008	#8
2MuchMark SigWhore Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 281	Re: If you write your TOS, can't you break it? Hi Jace, A Company should always write in to their TOS that "The terms of this agreement may change at any time" or similar. It may at first seem like this is a slap in the face to customers, but in reality the company providing the service probably has more experience or insight as to what is required to run their buisniess effectively. Every once in a while, a customer who may be upset for any reason can try to take advantage of what they perceive to be a flaw in a tos agreement, or an imagined weakness. Regardless, the company has to modify the current or future toss to prevent that issue from happening again. In my opinion, its simply a part of the natural growth of any honest business. Regards,

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