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"Uber may charge you a fee on behalf of Third-Party Providers if, during your use of the Services, you have caused damage to a vehicle or property that requires repair or cleaning...The amount of such fee shall be determined, in Uber's sole discretion, based on the type of damage and the severity.Excerpt from Uber's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Uber may charge you a fee on behalf of Third-Party Providers if, during your use of the Services, you have caused damage to a vehicle or property that requires repair or cleaning...The amount of such fee shall be determined, in Uber's sole discretion, based on the type of damage and …”
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