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In a recent article, Jeffery Rachlinski and I analyzed whether contract law's approach to the problem of paper standard forms can effectively govern electronic forms. 1 Some analysts believe that contract law must evolve to police business's new Internet strategies for taking advantage of consumers. Conversely, others assert that contract law must create a new framework to facilitate business's use of the new technology. Relying on our assumptions about how e-businesses use the Internet and how consumers treat their e-standard forms, we concluded that Internet contracting is not fundamentally different from the paper world. Accordingly, major changes in the approach of contract law are not imperative. 2 This paper tests the assumptions we made about consumer behavior when agreeing to estandard forms by offering some empirical evidence of consumer practices. Part I revisits our assumptions about these practices. To test these assumptions, Part II reports on a survey of 92 contracts students' e-standard form practices. The survey inquired about all aspects of their practices, including frequency of contracting, the place and time of such contracting, whether they read their e-forms, the reasons for reading or failing to read, and the factors that would promote reading. To the extent that first-year law-student respondents accurately reflect the e-contracting practices of Internet users, 3 the survey substantiates the assertions made in our earlier article, while refining our understanding of Internet standard-form contracting. Although the survey 2 4 See infra notes , and accompanying text. 5 See infra notes , and accompanying text. 6 On all of this, see infra notes , and accompanying text. 7 See infra notes , and accompanying text. 8 See infra notes , and accompanying text. 9 See infra notes , and accompanying text.