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"the Zelle network or any of its employees, or otherwise agents, do not accept, consider, or review any unsolicited concepts, ideas, works, proposals, works, suggestions, artwork, content, or the like...Excerpt from Zelle's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “the Zelle network or any of its employees, or otherwise agents, do not accept, consider, or review any unsolicited concepts, ideas, works, proposals, works, suggestions, artwork, content, or the like...”
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