The full text of this document can be found at: 

http://www.2bguide.com/docs/cu699.html

Excerpts follow: 


"

Consumers Union, the nonprofit publisher of Consumer Reports magazine, asks 
you to reject the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA) ..,


* UCITA interferes in a wholesale way with all other applicable state 
  statutes on... key issues: 

    * Consent and agreement; 

    * signature; 

...


UCITA...
omits case law from its list of what is
preserved when it conflicts with UCITA. [Section 105(c)]... 


...(and) subsection 105(d) wipes out all existing state consumer protection
statutes requiring writing, signature, conspicuousness, consent or agreement.


UCITA permits a licensor who has induced a consumer to enter into a
long-term access contract to change the terms of the contract and hold the
consumer to materially changed terms.


* UCITA is fundamentally unbalanced 


The problems with UCITA are too many and too deeply embedded in the draft
to fully describe in a letter of any reasonable length. This letter has
focused on some of the overarching problems with UCITA, but there are many
others that have been raised in the public debate. "