Question about TOS

[familliaraver.livejournal.com]

A customer agrees to a TOS that states "No reviews, negative or positive, can be posted anywhere for any reason"

Customer has a horrible experience.

Can the artist then sue the customer if such a review was ever posted?

Yes, that's a horrible TOS, I have no idea why anyone would ever agree to it, but should the customer just let it go for fear of being sued or is it a baseless threat.

Comments

[amocin.livejournal.com]

Its a bit vague on what exactly went wrong that something needs to be 'reviewed' but if the commissioner is unhappy with the artwork they paid for, such as glaring anatomy errors, or lets say.. your character looks like a canine when it is feline.. I see it as extremely shady that you wouldnt be able to say anything so these errors could be fixed.

I dont think the law works that way. If you paid for a product, and they did not deliver the product, you should be able to say something. I dont think you can sign this with a contractor company, have them come and make you a deck, and deck, and what they really gave you is steps.. then I dont think they are covered by that agreement.