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Such credits (i) are not legal tender or currency; (ii) are not redeemable, refundable, or exchangeable for any sum of money or monetary value; and (iii) have no equivalent value in fiat currency.
The transfer of Virtual Items is prohibited, and you shall not sell, redeem, or otherwise transfer Virtual Items to any person or entity. Virtual Items may only be redeemed through our Services.
we may provide discounts, coupons, or other benefits to customers who join membership programs or sign up to receive our marketing emails or text messages.
"promotional offers: (i) may only be used by the intended audience, for the intended purpose, and in a lawful manner; (ii) may not be duplicated, sold, or transferred in any manner....(iv) cannot be redeemed for cash or cash equivalentExcerpt from DoorDash's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “promotional offers: (i) may only be used by the intended audience, for the intended purpose, and in a lawful manner; (ii) may not be duplicated, sold, or transferred in any manner....(iv) cannot be redeemed for cash or cash equivalent”
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