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<item><title>AliExpress (EU): AliExpress adds mandatory pre-arbitration steps, class action waiver, and stricter dispute notice requirements</title><link>https://tos.linkflow.be/changes/b7e7f33ad185/</link><guid isPermaLink="true">https://tos.linkflow.be/changes/b7e7f33ad185/</guid>
<pubDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate><category>major</category><description>For users contracting with the Singapore entity, disputes must now go through a formal informal-resolution process before HKIAC arbitration, replacing a simple 30-day consultation. The notice requires documentary evidence and a sworn personal declaration, with a 60-day negotiation period and extra timelines for mass claims. A class action waiver, small-claims exception, severability clauses and a statutory-rights reservation are also added. Taken from you: Right to go to arbitration after a simple 30-day consultation; now need a detailed notice with order export and sworn declaration; Ability to bring class, collective or representative claims (class action waiver); Faster access to arbitration: 14-day review, up to 30 days to cure, 60-day negotiation before arbitration; Ability to use claim assignment or funding arrangements without disclosure; must declare them under oath; Coordinated mass claims (25+ via same firm) face extra delays and individual-review requirements; Class waiver survives even if the arbitration clause is found unenforceable</description></item>
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