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We reserve the right to delay, refuse or cancel any order prior to your use of the Paid Offering.
We reserve the right, with or without prior notice and in our sole and complete discretion, to (a) discontinue, modify, or limit the available quantity of, any Offerings, and (b) refuse to allow any user to purchase any Offering or deliver such Offerings to a user
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"Instacart may cancel or refuse orders at any time.Excerpt from Instacart's Terms of Service (Superseded Capture)
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The clause states: “Instacart may cancel or refuse orders at any time.”
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