Can someone tell me what this wording means please

[bailey!!]

Currently trying to resolve an issue with a supplier and have differing opinions on what this phrase means. We were tied into a 12 months contract and this was sent during covid19 lock down to assist businesses while they were closed. Would be interested to know what other translate it to mean?

"we are pleased to extend your current subscription payment terms for 90 days"

 

[Frank the Insurance guy]

You need a lawyer for their legal opinion on it.

From what I read, it is giving you an extra 90 days to make payment for the current subscription.

It does not state that the subscription itself has been extended at all, only the time to pay.

 

[Michael Gerard]

If your supplier's interpretation is that your liability has been extended by 3 months, this is an offer and needs to be accepted by you to make it legally binding.

 

[IanSuth]

If you are paying for something monthly with a contract that would have expired I would think it is a cunning way of saying "we are tieing you in on the same terms for an extra 3 months" whilst trying to look like they are doing you a favour

 

[WaveJumper]

I would have thought it depends on what the current subscription terms are within the contract. have you missed a deadline and they have automatically extended your contract

 

[The Resolver]

You need a lawyer for their legal opinion on it.

From what I read, it is giving you an extra 90 days to make payment for the current subscription.

It does not state that the subscription itself has been extended at all, only the time to pay.

Correct