“Contentsquare may suspend any use of the CS Service or remove or disable any Account or content that Contentsquare reasonably and in good faith believes violates the Agreement, including any usage restrictions, subject to Contentsquare delivering reasonable prior notice to Customer...”
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Contentsquare's suspension right is constrained by a reasonable and good faith belief standard and a prior notice requirement, limiting unilateral or arbitrary action.
Your account or access may be suspended or disabled upon reasonable prior notice if Contentsquare reasonably and in good faith believes you have violated the Agreement.
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"Contentsquare may suspend any use of the CS Service or remove or disable any Account or content that Contentsquare reasonably and in good faith believes violates the Agreement, including any usage restrictions, subject to Contentsquare delivering reasonable prior notice to Customer...Excerpt from Heap's Contentsquare Master Service Agreement
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Contentsquare's suspension right is constrained by a reasonable and good faith belief standard and a prior notice requirement, limiting unilateral or arbitrary action.
Your account or access may be suspended or disabled upon reasonable prior notice if Contentsquare reasonably and in good faith believes you have violated the Agreement.
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