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"Should the amount of our authorization exceed the total funds on deposit in your account, you may be subject to overdraft of NSF charges by the bank issuing your debit or prepaid card. Lyft is not responsible for these charges...Excerpt from Lyft's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Should the amount of our authorization exceed the total funds on deposit in your account, you may be subject to overdraft of NSF charges by the bank issuing your debit or prepaid card. Lyft is not responsible for these charges...”
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