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"Atlassian may suspend Customer's rights to use Products or receive Support or Advisory Services if payment is overdue, and Atlassian has given Customer no fewer than ten (10) days' written notice.Excerpt from Loom's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Atlassian may suspend Customer's rights to use Products or receive Support or Advisory Services if payment is overdue, and Atlassian has given Customer no fewer than ten (10) days' written notice.”
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