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The 30-day written notice window is the only mechanism by which a customer can preserve the right to litigate disputes or participate in class actions.
Customers who send written notice within 30 days of assenting to the Terms may opt out of mandatory arbitration and the class action waiver.
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The 30-day written notice window is the only mechanism by which a customer can preserve the right to litigate disputes or participate in class actions.
Customers who send written notice within 30 days of assenting to the Terms may opt out of mandatory arbitration and the class action waiver.
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