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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. (1) Any documentation provided to you, which indicates that an electronic funds transfer was made to another person, shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima-facie proof that the transfer was made.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. (1) Any documentation provided to you that indicates an electronic funds transfer was made to another person shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima-facie proof that the transfer was made.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. Any documentation provided to you which indicates that an electronic fund transfer was made to another person shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima-facie proof that the transfer was made. The initiation by you of certain electronic fund transfers from your account will effectively eliminate your ability to stop payment of the transfer. Unless otherwise provided in this agreement, you (the consumer) may not stop payment of the electronic fund transfers, therefore you should not employ electronic access for purchases or services unless you are satisfied that you will not need to stop payment.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. Any documentation provided to you which indicates that an electronic funds transfer was made shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima facie proof that the transfer was made. The initiation by you of certain electronic funds transfers from your account will, except as otherwise provided in our Electronic funds Transfer Disclosure, effectively eliminate your ability to stop payment of the transfer. UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN OUR ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER DISCLOSURE, YOU MAY NOT STOP PAYMENT OF ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS: THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD NOT EMPLOY ELECTRONIC ACCESS FOR PURCHASES OR SERVICES, UNLESS YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT YOU WILL NOT NEED TO STOP PAYMENT. Protected Consumer Use of Electronic Funds Transfers Chapter 167B of the Massachusetts General Laws was enacted to provide a means for financial institutions, businesses, and consumers to conduct their business relations more conveniently. Transferring funds electronically will supplement the use of checks, credit, and cash and will not replace these present methods of doing business. As a consumer, you should be aware of your rights if you choose to utilize electronic funds transfers. Personal Financial Management -- End User License Agreement In addition to the above content, if you decide to use MX Personal Financial Management application, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms and conditions of service.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. As a Consumer, the initiation by you of certain electronic transfers from your Account (including point-of-sale (POS) transactions) will, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, eftectively eliminate your ability to stop payment of the transactions. Any documentation provided to you that indicates that an electronic transfer was made to another person will be admissible as evidence of such transfer and will constitute prima facie proof that such transfer was made. Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, you may not stop payment of electronic fund transfers. Therefore, you should not initiate or employ electronic access to make a payment unless you are satisfied that you will not need to stop payment.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. Any documentation provided to you which indicates that an electronic funds transfer was made shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima facie proof that the transfer was made. The initiation by you of certain electronic funds transfers from your account will, except as otherwise provided in our Electronic funds Transfer Disclosure, effectively eliminate your ability to stop payment of the transfer. UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN OUR ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER DISCLOSURE, YOU MAY NOT STOP PAYMENT OF ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS: THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD NOT EMPLOY ELECTRONIC ACCESS FOR PURCHASES OR SERVICES, UNLESS YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT YOU WILL NOT NEED TO STOP PAYMENT.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED BY MASSACHUSETTS LAW. Any documentation provided to you which indicates that an electronic funds transfer was made shall be admissible as evidence of the transfer and shall constitute prima facie proof that the transfer was made. The initiation by you of certain electronic funds transfers from your account will, except as otherwise provided in our Electronic Funds Transfer Disclosure, effectively eliminate your ability to stop payment of the transfer. UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN OUR ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER DISCLOSURE, YOU MAY NOT STOP PAYMENT OF ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS; THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD NOT EMPLOY ELECTRONIC ACCESS FOR PURCHASES OR SERVICES, UNLESS YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT YOU WILL NOT NEED TO STOP PAYMENT. Protected Consumer Use of Electronic Funds Transfers Chapter 167B of the Massachusetts General Laws was enacted to provide a means for financial institutions, businesses, and consumers to conduct their business relations more conveniently. Transferring funds electronically will supplement the use of checks, credit, and cash and will not replace these present methods of doing business. As a consumer, you should be aware of your rights if you choose to utilize electronic funds transfers. ELECTRONIC XXXX PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION I authorize Main Street Bank to post transactions generated by PC from the Xxxx Paying Service to the account indicated on the form being sent electronically. I understand that I am in full control of my account. If at any time I decide to discontinue service, I will provide written notification to Main Street Bank. My use of the Xxxx Payment Service signifies that I have read the terms and conditions of the Online Banking Disclosure and Agreement which have been provided to me electronically by Main Street Bank. I understand that payments may take up to ten business days to reach the vendor and that they will be sent either electronically or by check. Main Street Bank is not liable for any services fees or late charges levied against me. I understand that I am responsible for any loss or penalty that may occur due to the lack of sufficient funds or other conditions that may prevent the withdrawal of funds from my account.
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