“if you wish to dispute any Fees based on Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, your sole and exclusive remedy will be to make a claim for an Ad Services credit within 90 days...and LinkedIn's exclusive liability is, in LinkedIn's sole discretion, to issue Ad Services credit.”
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Advertisers are contractually barred from seeking any other remedy—including monetary refunds or damages—for fee disputes arising from Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, and LinkedIn retains sole discretion over whether to issue credit at all.
Interpretive note: The 90-day claim deadline is an independent condition noted in omitted_material; it is preserved in plain_text and consumer_impact as a qualifier of the remedy.
If you dispute fees because of Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, you cannot seek a refund or damages; you may only request an Ad Services credit within 90 days, and LinkedIn alone decides in its sole discretion whether to issue it.
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"if you wish to dispute any Fees based on Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, your sole and exclusive remedy will be to make a claim for an Ad Services credit within 90 days...and LinkedIn's exclusive liability is, in LinkedIn's sole discretion, to issue Ad Services credit.Excerpt from LinkedIn's Ads Agreement
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Advertisers are contractually barred from seeking any other remedy—including monetary refunds or damages—for fee disputes arising from Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, and LinkedIn retains sole discretion over whether to issue credit at all.
If you dispute fees because of Invalid Activity or Technological Issues, you cannot seek a refund or damages; you may only request an Ad Services credit within 90 days, and LinkedIn alone decides in its sole discretion whether to issue it.
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