“Your continued use of the Site will be deemed as irrevocable acceptance of any revisions.”
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Users who continue using the site after a revision are bound to the updated Terms without any further affirmative consent step, and that acceptance is characterized as irrevocable.
Continuing to use the site after Terms are revised binds the user to those revisions irrevocably.
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"Your continued use of the Site will be deemed as irrevocable acceptance of any revisions.Excerpt from Zelle's Terms of Service
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Users who continue using the site after a revision are bound to the updated Terms without any further affirmative consent step, and that acceptance is characterized as irrevocable.
Continuing to use the site after Terms are revised binds the user to those revisions irrevocably.
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