[2coolbaby]

By them having to click their acceptance before purchase is called a Click Wrap Agreement. It is as good as a signature stating that they accept my terms. My Terms & Conditions are my EULA. This protects against copying, usage, disseminating and other items. It will stand up in a court of law, whereas it is harder to make a case without the Click Wrap Agreement. I had a company steal my complete method of game play and now they are a competitor. Not much of one as they still can't write (can't steal talent)! But anyway my lawyer helped me create my EULA and told me that I needed a method for them to have to accept it before being able to purchase. This does that. If they do not click on the acceptance check box, then they cannot purchase.