TOS is not an agreement, it's a notice, an assertion from the provider that mandates absolutely nothing from you.
TOS is like me putting a sign up at the end of my driveway saying if you approach my home, you owe me $10. If you pull up to my house, I demand the $10, and you don't pay me, I cannot forcibly take $10 from you, nor can I call the cops or sue over the $10.
You never agreed to anything and certainly not in any legally binding format.
Notices are not contracts and TOS notices are notices.
TOS is like me putting a sign up at the end of my driveway saying if you approach my home, you owe me $10. If you pull up to my house, I demand the $10, and you don't pay me, I cannot forcibly take $10 from you, nor can I call the cops or sue over the $10.
You never agreed to anything and certainly not in any legally binding format.
Notices are not contracts and TOS notices are notices.