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If a Buyer refuses to accept delivery of a package sent to their address on file, StockX may deem the property abandoned after thirty (30) days and may charge the applicable user for reasonable expenses incurred due to such refusal to accept delivery.
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"Manifestly unfounded reports may result in enforcement actions against the reporter. In assessing misuse, we consider factors such as evidence that a report was motivated by bias or hatred...Excerpt from Hinge's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Manifestly unfounded reports may result in enforcement actions against the reporter. In assessing misuse, we consider factors such as evidence that a report was motivated by bias or hatred...”
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