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"If you buy something from a third-party store (like the PlayStation® Store), that purchase is between you and them — not Epic — and you'll need to follow their rules for purchases.Excerpt from Epic Games's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If you buy something from a third-party store (like the PlayStation® Store), that purchase is between you and them — not Epic — and you'll need to follow their rules for purchases.”
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