California § 1694.3 - Every dating service contract shall contain language providing that: (1) If by re
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§ 1694.3. Every dating service contract shall contain language providing that: (1) If by re
(a) Every dating service contract shall contain language providing that: (1) If by reason of death or disability the buyer is unable to receive all services for which the buyer has contracted, the buyer and the buyerâs estate may elect to be relieved of the obligation to make payments for services other than those received before death or the onset of disability, except as provided in paragraph (4). (2) If the buyer has prepaid any amount for services, so much of the amount prepaid that is allocable to services that the buyer has not received shall be promptly refunded to the buyer or his or her representative. (3) âDisabilityâ means a condition which precludes the buyer from physically using the services specified in the contract during the term of disability and the condition is verified in writing by a physician designated and remunerated by the buyer. The written verification of the physician shall be presented to the seller. (4) If the physician determines that the duration of the disability will be less than six months, the seller may extend the term of the contract for a period of six months at no additional charge to the buyer in lieu of cancellation. (b) (1) If the buyer relocates his or her primary residence further than 50 miles from the dating service office and is unable to transfer the contract to a comparable facility, the buyer may elect to be relieved of the obligation to make payment for services other than those received prior to that relocation, and if the buyer has prepaid any amount for dating services, so much of the amount prepaid that is allocable to services that the buyer has not received shall be promptly refunded to the buyer. A buyer who elects to be relieved of further obligation pursuant to this subdivision may be charged a predetermined fee not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100) or, if more than half the life of the contract has expired, a predetermined fee not to exceed fifty dollars ($50). (2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to online dating services that are generally available to users on a regional, national, or global basis. (c) In addition to any other requirements, online dating services shall also maintain both of the following features: (1) A reference or link to dating safety awareness information that includes, at a minimum, a list or descriptions of safety measures reasonably aimed at increasing awareness of safer dating practices. (2) A means to report issues or concerns relating to the behavior of other users of the online dating service arising out of their use of the service.
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