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"Network Operator reserves the right to take action as it deems appropriate to protect its consumers and the general public by enforcing proper usage of its brand assets.Excerpt from Zelle's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Network Operator reserves the right to take action as it deems appropriate to protect its consumers and the general public by enforcing proper usage of its brand assets.”
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