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The liability cap establishes the outer boundary of X's financial exposure for any claims a user brings, regardless of the nature or magnitude of alleged damages. This provision defines the maximum recoverable amount in disputes and structures the company's risk allocation for service-related claims.
Users' recoverable damages in any claim against X are capped at either $100 or the amount paid for the Services in the prior six months, whichever is greater. This means that potential monetary recovery is constrained by this formula regardless of claimed losses.
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The liability cap establishes the outer boundary of X's financial exposure for any claims a user brings, regardless of the nature or magnitude of alleged damages. This provision defines the maximum recoverable amount in disputes and structures the company's risk allocation for service-related claims.
Users' recoverable damages in any claim against X are capped at either $100 or the amount paid for the Services in the prior six months, whichever is greater. This means that potential monetary recovery is constrained by this formula regardless of claimed losses.
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