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"Public.com may suspend or terminate access to the Services, including fee-based portions of the Services, for any account for which any amount is due but unpaid.Excerpt from Public.com's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Public.com may suspend or terminate access to the Services, including fee-based portions of the Services, for any account for which any amount is due but unpaid.”
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