body: I'm in the process of buying a house and have paid for a survey to be done on the property.
  I have received a contract from the solicitor who will be conducting the survey for me and will provide me with a report of the findings. I found something interesting in regards to how they will use my personal information. The contract states:
  
  
  
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  > We will use the personal information you provided to us:  
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  >  - To supply the report to you  
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  >  - to process any payment for the report; and  
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  >  - If you agree to this during the order process, to give you information about similar products that we provide, but you may stop receiving this at any time by contacting us.
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  My question is focusing on the third bullet point. It's hard to decipher because I don't think the sentence makes sense anyway (copied exactly how the letter says), and it's possible there is a typo in there, but it sounds like they are saying I will have to opt *out* of their marketing, rather than opting *in* like the new GDPR law states.
  
  
  At the back there is also a check list of things you agree to, such as I have read and understood the guide, understood that I cannot cancel my contract after the 'cooling period', and "I agree to the privacy terms stated above". There is no mention of marketing. 
  Would that mean that I am agreeing to marketing, as per the third bullet point? 
  There is *no* tick box for "I do not wish to be added to your marketing".
  
  
  Should I contact the company and request a new contract?
  I am in the UK.
  
  
  
title: Is this privacy statement from a solicitors in line with GDPR?