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Customers are required to resolve all disputes through binding arbitration rather than court, and class or representative action procedures are expressly excluded from the arbitration process.
Customers must bring any claims arising out of or relating to the Terms through binding JAMS arbitration on an individual basis, without access to class or representative action procedures.
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Customers are required to resolve all disputes through binding arbitration rather than court, and class or representative action procedures are expressly excluded from the arbitration process.
Customers must bring any claims arising out of or relating to the Terms through binding JAMS arbitration on an individual basis, without access to class or representative action procedures.
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