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"If LinkedIn adjusts any disputed Fees, which will be in LinkedIn's sole discretion to decide, any refund or makegood will be in the form of a non-transferable Ad Services credit that you must use prior to termination of your account...Excerpt from LinkedIn's Ads Agreement
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The clause states: “If LinkedIn adjusts any disputed Fees, which will be in LinkedIn's sole discretion to decide, any refund or makegood will be in the form of a non-transferable Ad Services credit that you must use prior to termination of your account...”
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