Cineworld Unlimited Cancellation

reehsetin

acceptance does not have to be a physical signature, by using the card even once you are acting on the contract with their terms in place and therefore are deemed to have accepted the contract according to the law

advent1122

reehsetin wrote: »

acceptance does not have to be a physical signature, by using the card even once you are acting on the contract with their terms in place and therefore are deemed to have accepted the contract according to the law

Thanks for the reply.
I am still confused with the T&C's though. Maybe they should change them to say by using the card you accept the T&C's, then that would make sense.
I have not intention of cancelling as it is an excellent deal.

Gotta go now and think up other ways to scam Cineworld - maybe I will smuggle a bag of Monster Munch in.

Blacksheep1979

advent1122 wrote: »

From my original post....
As I said, it is not a Cineworld vent and I have no intentions of cancelling, but I am just curious as to whether a contract can be binding without a signature.
How am I trying to scam people you stupid little person?????

I'm not the little person trying to look for a way to scam and wriggle my way out of my responsibilities am I? So who is really the little person here?

advent1122

Wibble Wibble

Blacksheep1979

Well argued

Iamthesmartestmanalive

advent1122 wrote: »

Thanks for the reply.
I am still confused with the T&C's though. Maybe they should change them to say by using the card you accept the T&C's, then that would make sense.
I have not intention of cancelling as it is an excellent deal.

Gotta go now and think up other ways to scam Cineworld - maybe I will smuggle a bag of Monster Munch in.

The contract is worded fine and legally binding

Your not trying to scam so why are you so interested?

You asked peoples opinions and that is that it is legally binding