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The clause establishes that changes in the contracting counterparty—the entity performing obligations and holding rights under the agreement—may occur without user notification or approval, affecting who the user's contractual counterparty is during the service term.
Users operate under terms that permit the original service provider to be replaced by another entity without advance notice, meaning the identity of the entity processing payments, holding transaction data, or handling service disputes may change without user intervention or awareness at the time of transfer.
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"We may transfer or assign this Agreement, and any rights under this Agreement, to a third party without notice to you or without your consent.— Excerpt from Afterpay's Afterpay Terms of Service
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The clause establishes that changes in the contracting counterparty—the entity performing obligations and holding rights under the agreement—may occur without user notification or approval, affecting who the user's contractual counterparty is during the service term.
Users operate under terms that permit the original service provider to be replaced by another entity without advance notice, meaning the identity of the entity processing payments, holding transaction data, or handling service disputes may change without user intervention or awareness at the time of transfer.
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