Legal Question in Technology Law in Mississippi

ISP contract after trial period

This really isn't a question about technology, but of contract law. I would be pretty surprised if somewhere on the information sheet or verbal conversation when you ordered the trial period, the ISP didn't set forth the terms of the trial period, i.e., how long it would last and what the rates would be thereafter. The form probably also provided that unless you cancelled, your use of the service would amount to agreement to those terms.

Assuming that such information was in there somewhere where you could see it, I don't think a written contract would be necessary, unless there's some special regulation for ISP plans in your state.

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