Ledger limits the amount of compensation it must pay you if something goes wrong with your purchase, generally capping damages at the price you paid for the product.
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This clause restricts your ability to claim additional damages — such as consequential losses — even if Ledger's product causes broader harm to your cryptocurrency security or financial situation.
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This clause restricts your ability to claim additional damages — such as consequential losses — even if Ledger's product causes broader harm to your cryptocurrency security or financial situation.
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