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If you cancel a subscription, you may continue to use the canceled service until the end of your then-current subscription term. The subscription will not be renewed when your then-current term expires.
If Customer selects this option, Customer will not be committed to purchase the Services for a pre-defined term, but will pay Fees based on its daily usage of the Services, billed monthly in arrears.
If Customer orders Services from Reseller, then: (a) fees for the Services will be set between Customer and Reseller, and any payments will be made directly to Reseller under the Reseller Agreement.
"At the end of the 12-month period, or 30 days after a customer cancels or downgrades their qualifying T-Mobile plan, the DashPass subscription will automatically renew as a paid DashPass annual plan at the then-current annual fee plus applicable taxes unless canceled prior to renewal.Excerpt from DoorDash's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “At the end of the 12-month period, or 30 days after a customer cancels or downgrades their qualifying T-Mobile plan, the DashPass subscription will automatically renew as a paid DashPass annual plan at the then-current annual fee plus applicable taxes unless canceled prior to renewal.”
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