Read a contract for what you need to check

Read this contract or terms of service. **Not a summary — find what I need to check.**

Start with a line stating that this review is not legal advice.

Find:
1. My obligations — what I must do, by when.
2. Money — amounts, payment timing, what triggers additional charges.
3. Termination and refunds, *especially when I want to leave.*
4. Liability — who is responsible for what when something goes wrong, and up to what limit.
5. Automatic renewal and term extension.
6. Anything the other side can change unilaterally.
7. Dispute forum and procedure.

Output: item / the clause quoted / what it means in plain language / why it matters to me.

Rules:
- **Quote the clause.** *If you cannot quote it, you may not raise it* — inventing a clause that is not there is the documented failure mode of this task.
- Do not reassure. Do not describe anything as standard.
- Note what is absent that I would normally want, marked clearly as absence rather than as a quoted finding.
- Do not cite statutes or case law.