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"The refund amount may not exceed the original sale amount except by an amount equal to any reimbursements to the buyer for postage costs incurred for product returns.Excerpt from Venmo's User Agreement
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The clause states: “The refund amount may not exceed the original sale amount except by an amount equal to any reimbursements to the buyer for postage costs incurred for product returns.”
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