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"at the end of that current Billing Cycle, your Account will be converted to a Free Subscription, and (iii) all future payments for your Paid Subscription will be canceled.Excerpt from Grammarly's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “at the end of that current Billing Cycle, your Account will be converted to a Free Subscription, and (iii) all future payments for your Paid Subscription will be canceled.”
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