A consumer contract is a legally-binding agreement that is made between a seller and a consumer – a person who purchases goods or services for personal use. ... Contracts can be made: By verbal agreements and In written form.
Customer contracts are agreements between customers (buyers) and merchandisers (sellers). Many of these contracts involve parties with unequal bargaining power. For example, a customer seeking to purchase a cell phone must choose from one of a finite number of carriers. The carriers are larger entities that tend to use “standard” contracts. This means that the contract seller offers the buyer does not afford the customer the opportunity to negotiate over the terms.
Consumer protection laws, which differ by state, protect customers from certain illegal seller activities, such as price gouging. If the terms of a customer contract are understood by both parties, and are not illegal, a court will generally enforce those terms if a party breaches the agreement.
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