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"once the contract has been fully performed by Docusign, your right to cancel the contract under this clause will be lost and you are not entitled to any refund under those cancellation rights.Excerpt from DocuSign's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “once the contract has been fully performed by Docusign, your right to cancel the contract under this clause will be lost and you are not entitled to any refund under those cancellation rights.”
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