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The liability cap limits Ring's financial exposure to at most twelve months of fees paid—potentially zero for free Offerings—regardless of the magnitude of harm suffered.
Readers can recover from Ring no more than what they paid for the relevant Offerings in the twelve months prior to the claim, even if their actual losses are greater.
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"IN NO EVENT SHALL RING'S TOTAL LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ALL DAMAGES, LOSSES, AND CAUSES OF ACTION...EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU, IF ANY, WITHIN THE PRIOR TWELVE (12) MONTHS FOR THE OFFERINGS AT ISSUE.Excerpt from Ring's Terms of Service
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The liability cap limits Ring's financial exposure to at most twelve months of fees paid—potentially zero for free Offerings—regardless of the magnitude of harm suffered.
Readers can recover from Ring no more than what they paid for the relevant Offerings in the twelve months prior to the claim, even if their actual losses are greater.
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