THANK YOU for so eloquently stating the facts of the situation and for helping me to feel like I'm not crazy in seeing this as borderline illegal (apologies if i misunderstand things, but there are NUMEROUS rights we have, as consumers, that make this all sorts of wrong, correct?).
But what can we, the basic consumer, even do to ensure we're not being screwed WHILE ALSO not losing the ability to utilize our televisions we've owned for years???
Being so seemingly illegal: if we, the consumer, agreed -simply to have the ability to use our paid for TV- even tho we DON'T agree... What would that do to our rights in this situation?
You mentioned there's some 30 Day Opt-Out option somewhere, somehow?? I find it disturbingly interesting that that information is not included with this already sketchy "agree or else" situation.
With all of that said, what can the basic consumer even do -in this situation- to be able to watch our TVs & yet still NOT lose the right to a jury, if we feel it necessary??
I would greatly appreciate any feedback regarding this and again, & emphatically, thank you for this post & for helping my anxiety to level out in this situation. Truly, thank you.
I look very forward to your response & i hope you're having a great day (aside from this frustration). ALSO, please update if you ever finally hear back from Roku general counsel.
Respectfully,
Trish Andrews
