Comment by dangus

Another option is to actually take them to arbitration. There are starting to be law firms that specialize in mass-filing multiple arbitration suits instead of class actions and they are pretty interesting because some companies are finding it more difficult to deal with than class action lawsuits.

That said, EULAs are also often written in ways that are unenforceable. Just because a company says they get something doesn’t mean the law agrees.

Does the judge in my small claims case give a shit about the EULA if the defendant fails to show up?