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Termination of access is immediate and does not require a cure period, making any IP restriction violation a high-stakes breach.
Interpretive note: The word 'may' means termination is not automatic or guaranteed; it is discretionary. The canonical claim preserves this qualifier.
The reader risks losing access to the Service immediately upon any violation of the IP restrictions, with no stated cure opportunity.
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Before any termination for your breach, we will give you a reasonable warning or cure period, except if the nature of the breach justifies immediate termination, taking into account both your and our legitimate interests.
We also may terminate your account if it has been inactive for over a year and you do not have a paid account. If we do, we will provide you with advance notice.
This may include taking corrective measures, such as suspending or terminating the account of any End-User found to be in violation of the terms of this Agreement.
"Any violation of the foregoing will constitute a breach of these Terms and may result in immediate termination of your right to use the Service.Excerpt from GOAT's Terms of Use
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Termination of access is immediate and does not require a cure period, making any IP restriction violation a high-stakes breach.
The reader risks losing access to the Service immediately upon any violation of the IP restrictions, with no stated cure opportunity.
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