Tina decides to take her claim against her Internet service provider to FairDeal, a private, online dispute resolution provider. This limits her access to the court system: a. for a period of sixty days. b. not at all. c. entirely, as to this and all other claims against her Internet service provider. d. only as to this claim.

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Landen Cochran

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Tina decides to take her claim against her Internet service provider to FairDeal, a private, online dispute resolution provider. This limits her access to the court system: a. for a period of sixty days. b. not at all. c. entirely, as to this and all other claims against her Internet service provider. d. only as to this claim.

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Adriel Frey · Answer 1

b. not at all

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this scenario limits her access to the court system not at all. Tina still has the ability to go to through the court system and handle everything there if she chooses to do so. This private provider is just an option available to Tina which she is choosing to take advantage of.