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your Rating or Review will reflect your honest and truthful opinion and will be based on first-hand experience with the Merchant or business
you promise and attest that you own and control all of the intellectual property rights to Your Content (or that you have the necessary license rights to the content) and that Your Content is lawful.
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"before posting a Rating or Review, you must have had recent first-hand experience with the MerchantExcerpt from Grubhub's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “before posting a Rating or Review, you must have had recent first-hand experience with the Merchant”
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