Purchased digital content including KICKs is non-refundable and is forfeited to Kick without compensation upon account termination or deletion, except where applicable law requires otherwise. Kick may also revoke digital content in the event of a chargeback or dispute.
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This provision establishes that users who close or lose their accounts forfeit the monetary value of any unused purchased digital content without compensation, and that Kick retains the right to revoke digital content upon chargebacks or disputes. The Terms explicitly state that Digital Content is not property and has no cash value, limiting users' practical recourse for recovery of funds spent on KICKs or Gifts.
Under these terms, any KICKs or other digital content purchased but not used at the time of account termination or deletion are forfeited to Kick without refund or compensation, except where applicable law requires otherwise. The agreement states that Digital Content represents a limited license right rather than property, and that all purchases are final and non-refundable.
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Compare across platforms →"Further to Section 4.2, all purchases or activations of Digital Content are final and non-refundable, except where required by applicable law. You may not obtain a refund for KICKs that have been purchased. Once KICKs have been used to activate a Gift, such KICKs will not be returned. Kick may revoke any associated Digital Content in the event of a chargeback, refund or other dispute. [...] Except as required by applicable law, any unused Digital Content will be forfeited to Kick upon termination or deletion of your account.Excerpt from Kick's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes that users who close or lose their accounts forfeit the monetary value of any unused purchased digital content without compensation, and that Kick retains the right to revoke digital content upon chargebacks or disputes. The Terms explicitly state that Digital Content is not property and has no cash value, limiting users' practical recourse for recovery of funds …
Under these terms, any KICKs or other digital content purchased but not used at the time of account termination or deletion are forfeited to Kick without refund or compensation, except where applicable law requires otherwise. The agreement states that Digital Content represents a limited license right rather than property, and that all purchases are final and non-refundable.
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