RE: Clarify Agency Notices? ... no, really
Diane Evans wrote:
Our lawyer threw the whole thing out, saying that if it had to be unreadable
to meet legal requirements. (I really did very little changing of the
language...I mainly broke up a few long sentences, and changed "the user" to
"you".)
In other words, he wanted to be able to waffle when your company sold the customers name to another company.
So how does the lawyer know what it means?
By definition, you are now part of a conspiracy, and so am I.
Ain't life grand?
Scott
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