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A blanket finality rule means users have no contractual basis within this clause to seek refunds or reversals for any transaction.
Interpretive note: The clause is a single declarative sentence with no stated exceptions. Any refund rights that may exist elsewhere in the Agreement or under applicable law are not present in this excerpt and cannot be stated.
A reader cannot rely on this clause to obtain a refund or reversal after completing a transaction.
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A blanket finality rule means users have no contractual basis within this clause to seek refunds or reversals for any transaction.
A reader cannot rely on this clause to obtain a refund or reversal after completing a transaction.
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