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"Google is not a party to your registered Payment Instruments' cardholder agreements or other terms of use, and is not involved in issuing credit or determining eligibility for credit.Excerpt from Google Ads's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Google is not a party to your registered Payment Instruments' cardholder agreements or other terms of use, and is not involved in issuing credit or determining eligibility for credit.”
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