Consumerist
Most consumers don't realize that corporate contracts aren't set in Jesus stone, but are negotiable documents. While we've heard of doing what the Corporateering site suggests when buying a new car...
3. Change a corporate contract. Corporations typically require individuals to sign long, standardized contracts that often have repugnant clauses, such as a waiver of the right to trial, in the fine print. Next time you are presented with such a contract, read it and cross out the objectionable provisions before you sign. No corporations can force you to sign a contract. Individuals have a right to negotiate that they rarely use...we wonder what would happen if you tried to do this the next time you bought a cellphone and plan at a store. At the very least it would be comical to see their heads explode. ADDENDUM: Both parties have to initial the changes to make it legally binding.
Counter-Corporateering Kit [corporateering.org]
