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DTN has annual contract - pre-pay or monthly pay. It so happened that Galaxy
4 went out during my trial period, so I typed up a simple little addendum
stating I had right to cancel if DTN failed to deliver real time quotes for
5 consecutive days or a total of any 10 days, with a failure being defined
as any period of 3 or more hours. They had no problem with it.
Earl
-----Original Message-----
From: Carroll Slemaker <cslemaker1@xxxxxxxx>
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, October 15, 1998 6:08 PM
Subject: Re: BMI cuts services
>I don't know what your BMI "contract" looks like, but if it's anything
>like the Signal "contract", it promises NOTHING! Actually, it promises
>that they will "do their best" to supply some unspecified data. But it
>guarantees no particular data and no particular time standards. They
>could quit supplying ALL data tomorrow and, as far as the "contract" is
>concerned, you would have no recourse, not even a refund of a prepaid
>subscription!
>
>Carroll Slemaker
>
>Tim wrote:
>
>> For all you legal eagles out there...when BMI makes a
>> significant change in service provided [and in this
>> case, a significantly negative change for most people],
>> can we assume that any contracts for service between
>> BMI and a customer can be voided at will, since they
>> voided the terms of services provided?
>
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