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"Fastly will not exercise any rights to suspend Services, accelerate payments, impose late charges or change payment terms under Section 7.2 (Invoicing Terms) with respect to an overdue amount for so long as Subscriber is disputing the overdue amount in good faith.Excerpt from Fastly's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Fastly will not exercise any rights to suspend Services, accelerate payments, impose late charges or change payment terms under Section 7.2 (Invoicing Terms) with respect to an overdue amount for so long as Subscriber is disputing the overdue amount in good faith.”
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