Gala Partners Terms Update - more coming soon?

[AGD Terms Alert Feed]

Summary of Changes: An odd change to be sure. With a change like this, it begs the question - are more changes coming?
Guard Dog's Reflections on the Impact for Affiliates: This term essentially states that you will have 15 days after a terms change to either quit participating in the program - or accept the changes. Very odd... why 15 days?
Details:
Warning:
1.3 We may modify any of the terms of this Agreement at any time, in our sole discretion, by either (i) emailing you a change notice and or (ii) by posting the new version of the Agreement on our Website. Any such modification All modifications to the Agreement will only take effect 30 fifteen (15) days after the date of posting or sending of any such notice (whichever is the earlier). Notifications Your continued participation in the Gala Interactive Affiliate program following such fifteen (15) day period will be sent by email to your registered email address. Proof deemed binding acceptance of email send will be considered as proof such change or modification. It is your responsibility to visit the Website frequently to make sure you are up to date with the latest version of deliverythe Agreement and its provisions. If any modification is unacceptable to you, your only recourse is to terminate the agreement. You hereby consent that Gala Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited may unilaterally terminate, vary or transfer this Agreement . Your continued participation in the Affiliate Programme following such 30 day period will be deemed a binding acceptance of the modificationat any time.

See the original AGD Terms Alert.

[-Shay-]

I guess Gala's recent & unannounced change in pay dates falls under the "posting a new version of the agreement on their website.

Terms like this are absolute B.S.

[ocreditor]

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Terms like this are absolute B.S.

Why is it so hard to make a fair agreement... ? (please do not bother to reply my rhetoric question)

[asad4javed]

This text is worth everyone’s attention. How can I find out more?