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"Customer uses a fraudulent, lost, stolen or blocked/inadmissible means of payment; e) Customer has contested or demanded the return of a payment without informing DeepL of a valid reason.Excerpt from DeepL's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “Customer uses a fraudulent, lost, stolen or blocked/inadmissible means of payment; e) Customer has contested or demanded the return of a payment without informing DeepL of a valid reason.”
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