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Think you'll be disappointed 😞subjecttocontract said:But does the website trump/override the letter ? I don't think so but I don't know......I could guess but I don't need to because the latest communication from CoOp says it's fixed.
I don't care either way, certainly not enough to call them and see what excuse they come up with
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subjecttocontract said:
But does the website trump/override the letter ? I don't think so but I don't know......I could guess but I don't need to because the latest communication from CoOp says it's fixed.
Usually in the event of any contradictory information, product-specific T&Cs ultimately apply.
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I don't know if that's the legal position, you may be guessing as well.
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That will certainly be their legal position. The letter is just a communication and forms no part of either the general or product specific terms of the account.As @AmityNeon said, if any contradiction between the two the product specific terms always trump the general terns2
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