[InsideOutSanta]

Yes. "You choose to sign the contract" is not a reasonable argument, for two reasons:

1. There is one supplier, so you have no choice. 2. Even if you had a choice to sign the contract, this still means that it's not the same as a trade-in, because trade-ins are always voluntary, but once you have signed the contract, a right of first refusal is not.

In general, the "you chose to sign the contract" argument is a poor justification for bad contracts. If the contract is bad, it is bad regardless of whether you chose to sign it.

[fsuts]

B2b contracts have less protection in law than consumer contracts

As businesses are expected to be more informed and equal in the negotiations

[efficax]

there are lots of cloud suppliers besides whichever big name cloud this is, you can even find other cloud providers in seattle