“If you withdraw your Consent, Affirm may close or limit access to your account and the Affirm Services. You agree to pay any amount owed to Affirm and/or the Partner Bank even if you withdraw your Consent...”
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Withdrawing consent carries a consequential risk of losing access to the account and services, which may affect ongoing financial arrangements.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains a second independent legal proposition — that the user remains obligated to pay amounts owed even after withdrawing Consent — which was omitted from the canonical claim as a secondary effect.
The reader risks having their account closed or access limited if they withdraw their Consent.
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Withdrawing consent carries a consequential risk of losing access to the account and services, which may affect ongoing financial arrangements.
The reader risks having their account closed or access limited if they withdraw their Consent.
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