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This mutual limitation bars recovery of consequential, punitive, or other non-direct damages in any dispute between the customer and T-Mobile under any legal theory.
Customers cannot recover damages beyond direct and actual damages from T-Mobile, no matter what legal theory they assert.
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This mutual limitation bars recovery of consequential, punitive, or other non-direct damages in any dispute between the customer and T-Mobile under any legal theory.
Customers cannot recover damages beyond direct and actual damages from T-Mobile, no matter what legal theory they assert.
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