Hard To Succeed In Aol's Case

It’s hard to succeed in this case for AOL. It seems like there is an unconscionability on the click-on agreement that offered by AOL because there was a surprise through hidden terms common in the context of adhesion contracts even though they didn’t enforce customers to accept the contract. However, AOL had superior bargaining power, which is if customers don’t want to accept the contract they couldn’t access to software. In contrast, defense that raised by AOL is also considerable due to the fact that when a user orders goods or services , the user can be considered as offering to buy the goods or service. Thus, the owner of the AOL has choice to accept or reject the offer, so it could be the force that the suit to be heard in Virginia.