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"By using the Calendly Service, you consent to receive emails from us. These emails may include notices about applicable Fees and charges, transactional information and other information concerning or related to the Services.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “By using the Calendly Service, you consent to receive emails from us. These emails may include notices about applicable Fees and charges, transactional information and other information concerning or related to the Services.”
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