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The dual prohibition—no refund and no new account—means a customer affected by a policy-based cancellation loses both their paid fees and ongoing access to the platform.
Interpretive note: The triggering condition 'any of the above reasons' depends on surrounding document context not reproduced in this excerpt, so the full scope of the prohibition cannot be determined from this clause alone.
Customers whose accounts are canceled for the stated reasons permanently lose eligibility for a refund and the ability to create a new ConvertKit account.
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The dual prohibition—no refund and no new account—means a customer affected by a policy-based cancellation loses both their paid fees and ongoing access to the platform.
Customers whose accounts are canceled for the stated reasons permanently lose eligibility for a refund and the ability to create a new ConvertKit account.
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