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: Caveat EmptorComcast now allows customers to opt out of mandatory binding arbitration
By Sam Glover

According to Consumerist, Comcast is now making it easy for customers to opt out of mandatory binding arbitration. This is great news, and a consumer-friendly move from Comcast, which lately is best known for throttling its customers’ bandwidth.
I am a Comcast customer (somewhat by necessity), and completed the online form in roughly five seconds. Click here to take back your right to a judge and jury.
Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on January 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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