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"Overage fees (including but not limited to "Pay-As-You-Go fees") are billed in arrears at the per unit fee indicated in the Subscription Plan in effect at the time such Overage occurred. Overage fees are due and payable immediately upon invoiceExcerpt from DocuSign's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “Overage fees (including but not limited to "Pay-As-You-Go fees") are billed in arrears at the per unit fee indicated in the Subscription Plan in effect at the time such Overage occurred. Overage fees are due and payable immediately upon invoice”
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