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The clause creates a fixed procedural deadline for claim initiation that operates as an absolute bar to litigation or arbitration after two years have elapsed, regardless of when the underlying cause of action would otherwise become barred under applicable law.
Users must initiate dispute resolution procedures within two years of when a claim arises; claims filed after this period are procedurally barred and cannot proceed, even if state statutes of limitations would permit a longer filing window.
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"ANY CLAIM OR DISPUTE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN TWO (2) YEARS OF THE DATE THE CLAIM AROSE OR IT SHALL BE FOREVER BARRED, REGARDLESS OF ANY STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS TO THE CONTRARY.— Excerpt from T-Mobile's T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
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The clause creates a fixed procedural deadline for claim initiation that operates as an absolute bar to litigation or arbitration after two years have elapsed, regardless of when the underlying cause of action would otherwise become barred under applicable law.
Users must initiate dispute resolution procedures within two years of when a claim arises; claims filed after this period are procedurally barred and cannot proceed, even if state statutes of limitations would permit a longer filing window.
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