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Because the cap applies to all claims in the aggregate, the maximum recovery Company can obtain from Ramp—regardless of the number or severity of claims—is limited to a relatively modest financial ceiling.
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No matter how many or how serious the claims, the reader can recover from Ramp only up to the greater of three months of fees actually paid or $10,000.
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"RAMP'S AGGREGATE LIABILITY TO COMPANY UNDER THE AGREEMENT FOR ALL CLAIMS IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FEES ACTUALLY PAID BY COMPANY TO RAMP IN THE THREE MONTHS PRECEDING THE EVENT ... OR $10,000.— Excerpt from Ramp's Ramp Terms of Service
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Because the cap applies to all claims in the aggregate, the maximum recovery Company can obtain from Ramp—regardless of the number or severity of claims—is limited to a relatively modest financial ceiling.
No matter how many or how serious the claims, the reader can recover from Ramp only up to the greater of three months of fees actually paid or $10,000.
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