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we may request additional information to validate your business, such as photos of your store or your company's social media profiles. In some cases, we may request information such as your tax identifier or other government issued numbers...
"If we determine you're using your account primarily for business purposes, we may convert it to an Instacart Business Account...We'll notify you before any conversion, and you can elect to remain on your current account.Excerpt from Instacart's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If we determine you're using your account primarily for business purposes, we may convert it to an Instacart Business Account...We'll notify you before any conversion, and you can elect to remain on your current account.”
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