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"You will notify us about any billing issues (including disputed amounts owed) within thirty (30) days after they first appear on your invoice. If you do not bring such issues to our attention...your right to dispute such issue is otherwise waived.Excerpt from DocuSign's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “You will notify us about any billing issues (including disputed amounts owed) within thirty (30) days after they first appear on your invoice. If you do not bring such issues to our attention...your right to dispute such issue is otherwise waived.”
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