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This cap constrains the maximum financial recovery a user can obtain from Public.com regardless of the nature or scale of harm suffered.
No matter how many claims a user brings or how significant the loss, Public.com's financial exposure is limited to the greater of 12 months of fees paid or $100.
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"THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF THE PUBLIC.COM ENTITIES TO YOU FOR ALL CLAIMS...IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF: (A) THE AMOUNT YOU HAVE PAID TO PUBLIC.COM...IN THE 12 MONTHS PRIOR...OR (B) $100.Excerpt from Public.com's Terms of Service
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This cap constrains the maximum financial recovery a user can obtain from Public.com regardless of the nature or scale of harm suffered.
No matter how many claims a user brings or how significant the loss, Public.com's financial exposure is limited to the greater of 12 months of fees paid or $100.
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