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The provision creates a defined payment framework with enforcement mechanisms (service suspension) for non-payment and establishes temporal constraints on dispute initiation. These terms define the conditions under which Google may interrupt service delivery and establish procedural requirements for charge contestation.
Customers operate under an obligation to remit payment by specified due dates, understand that fees are generally non-refundable absent other contractual provisions, and must initiate any billing dispute within 30 days of receiving an invoice or the dispute right for that charge is waived. Failure to pay for 30 or more days results in service suspension until payment is made.
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"Customer will pay all Fees by their due date. Fees are non-refundable except as expressly set forth in this Agreement. If Customer's account is 30 days or more overdue, Google may suspend Customer's access to the Services until Customer pays the overdue amount. Customer must raise a billing dispute within 30 days of the invoice date or Customer waives any right to dispute that charge.— Excerpt from Google Cloud's Google Cloud Terms
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The provision creates a defined payment framework with enforcement mechanisms (service suspension) for non-payment and establishes temporal constraints on dispute initiation. These terms define the conditions under which Google may interrupt service delivery and establish procedural requirements for charge contestation.
Customers operate under an obligation to remit payment by specified due dates, understand that fees are generally non-refundable absent other contractual provisions, and must initiate any billing dispute within 30 days of receiving an invoice or the dispute right for that charge is waived. Failure to pay for 30 or more days results in service suspension until payment is made.
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