PayPal POS Functionality Sample Clauses

PayPal POS Functionality i. If you use any PayPal POS Functionality (including the PayPal Location Based Payments Functionality) in person at a physical point of sale (for example, in store) to pay (or agree to be invoiced for a payment) from your PayPal Account for your item (such item being a “POS Item”), we recommend that you inspect the POS Item in the presence of the Payment Recipient at the physical point of sale wherever possible, so that you can deal immediately and directly with the Payment Recipient if any issues arise with the POS Item.
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PayPal POS Functionality a. If you use any PayPal POS Functionality (including the PayPal Location Based Payments Functionality) in person at a physical point of sale (for example, in store) to pay (or agree to be invoiced for a payment) from your PayPal Account for your purchase (such purchase being a “POS Purchase”), we recommend that you inspect the POS Purchase (or if your POS Purchase is not a tangible item, review the details and specification of the POS Purchase as provided by the Payment Recipient) in the presence of the Payment Recipient at the time and place of sale wherever possible, so that you can deal immediately and directly with the Payment Recipient if any issues arise with the POS Purchase.
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PayPal POS Functionality.  If you use any PayPal POS Functionality (including the PayPal Location Based Payments Functionality) in person at a physical point of sale (for example, in store) to pay (or agree to be invoiced for a payment) from your PayPal Account for your item (such item being a “POS Item”), we recommend that you inspect the POS Item in the presence of the Payment Recipient at the physical point of sale wherever possible, so that you can deal immediately and directly with the Payment Recipient if any issues arise with the POS Item.  You may open a Dispute alleging that a POS Item is Significantly Not as Described, only if:
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