Users must notify Kick in writing of any payment dispute within 30 days of the payment date or the date payment was due, whichever is earlier, or the claim is deemed waived. Payment calculations are based solely on Kick's own records, and users have no audit rights to verify those calculations.
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This clause contractually shortens the period within which payment disputes may be raised to 30 days and eliminates any user right to audit the payment records on which amounts due are calculated. The combined effect is that users must rely exclusively on Kick's internal records to verify payment amounts while operating under a shortened dispute window.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of contractually shortened dispute windows and no-audit-rights provisions varies by jurisdiction; applicable statutory limitation periods may limit or override these contractual terms.
Under these terms, any payment dispute not raised in writing within 30 days is contractually waived, and users have no right to audit or independently verify Kick's payment calculations. Disputes must be submitted in writing to Kick within 30 days of the payment date or the date payment was purportedly due.
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Compare across platforms →"If you dispute any payment made hereunder, you must notify Company in writing within thirty (30) days of such payment or from when you purport such payment would have been due, whichever is earlier. Failure to so notify Company shall result in the waiver by you of any claim relating to such disputed payment. Payment shall be calculated solely based on records maintained by Company. No other measurements or statistics of any kind shall be accepted by Company or have any effect under these Terms and you shall have no audit rights hereunder.Excerpt from Kick's Terms of Service
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This clause contractually shortens the period within which payment disputes may be raised to 30 days and eliminates any user right to audit the payment records on which amounts due are calculated. The combined effect is that users must rely exclusively on Kick's internal records to verify payment amounts while operating under a shortened dispute window.
Under these terms, any payment dispute not raised in writing within 30 days is contractually waived, and users have no right to audit or independently verify Kick's payment calculations. Disputes must be submitted in writing to Kick within 30 days of the payment date or the date payment was purportedly due.
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