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"Fastly will give Subscriber at least 10 days' prior notice that its Paid Account is overdue, in accordance with Section 18 (Manner of Giving Notice), before suspending services to Subscriber.Excerpt from Fastly's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Fastly will give Subscriber at least 10 days' prior notice that its Paid Account is overdue, in accordance with Section 18 (Manner of Giving Notice), before suspending services to Subscriber.”
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