Common use of Call Barring Clause in Contracts

Call Barring. We reserve the right to bar your calls if: • you fail to pay any bill promptly after we have sent you a reminder; • there is (or we suspect there is) an unusual amount of activity by you via indirect access (by which you may have access to another service operator’s network, for example by using “IA” access codes); • the number of calls from your line or the destination of calls changes significantly; • you break the terms of this Agreement; • you go over any limit that we put on the amount of call Charges you can run up; or • we reasonably think it is necessary, for example, where there is high usage on an account. We will try to tell you before we bar your calls, but this may not always be possible. If we cannot tell you beforehand, we will tell you as soon as we reasonably can. We may also bar you from making premium rate calls when you first start to receive the Service. If your use of the Service is affected by call barring, you may ask us to change this by contacting our Customer Services. We will decide whether or not to remove call barring. If we do decide to remove call barring, we may need you to make a payment.