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The clause establishes a mechanism for unilateral price modifications by the provider while placing the burden of affirmative action (unsubscription) on the user to avoid the new terms. This affects the cost structure of the ongoing contractual relationship at defined intervals.
Users are subject to price increases communicated in advance, with the option to terminate the subscription before the new price takes effect. Continued use after the effective date binds the user to the new pricing terms without requiring explicit re-acceptance of the modified agreement.
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"Spotify may from time to time make changes to Paid Subscriptions, including recurring subscription fees, the Prepaid Period (for periods not yet paid), or Codes, and will communicate any price changes to you in advance. Price changes will take effect at the start of the next subscription period following the date of the price change and, by continuing to use the Spotify Service after the price change takes effect, you will have accepted the new price. If you do not agree to a price change, you can reject the change by unsubscribing from the applicable Paid Subscription prior to the price change going into effect.— Excerpt from Spotify's Spotify Terms and Conditions
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The clause establishes a mechanism for unilateral price modifications by the provider while placing the burden of affirmative action (unsubscription) on the user to avoid the new terms. This affects the cost structure of the ongoing contractual relationship at defined intervals.
Users are subject to price increases communicated in advance, with the option to terminate the subscription before the new price takes effect. Continued use after the effective date binds the user to the new pricing terms without requiring explicit re-acceptance of the modified agreement.
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