Electronic Mail Communication. Electronic mail communication between Contractor and City employees must relate only to business matters between Contractor and the City.
Electronic Mail Communication. DAC will provide access for customers to place orders and communicate via electronic mail, subject to TOSHIBA providing or approving a program e-mail address.
Electronic Mail Communication. The Customer may send email to the Bank and receive email from the Bank. Communications sent to the Bank over the Internet are considered unsecured unless the information is encrypted with the equivalent of 128-bit encryption technology, or transmitted via a secure session using a commercial reasonable security technology that provides a level of security that is equivalent to 128-bit RC4 encryption technology. The Customer agrees that unsecured email will not be used to deliver sensitive personal or private information that includes, but is not limited to bank routing numbers, account numbers, Social Security numbers, ATM & Checkcard numbers, personal identification numbers ("PIN"s), home addresses, User IDs, Passwords, ACH entries, or to provide required notices to the Bank pursuant to any agreement the Customer has with the Bank, unless such agreement expressly provides for email notification. THE CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT ANY REQUEST(S) SENT TO THE BANK THROUGH AN UNSECURED ELECTRONIC NETWORK ARE IN VIOLATION OF BANK AND NACHA POLICY AND PROCEDURES. THE CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS AND AGREES THAT THE BANK IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE INCURRED BY THE CUSTOMER WHEN AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON GAINS ACCESS TO ANY SUCH EMAIL. THE CUSTOMER AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD THE BANK HARMLESS IF THE BANK ACTS WITH ORDINARY CARE IN GOOD FAITH BY RESPONDING TO ANY EMAIL PURPORTED TO BE SENT BY THE CUSTOMER. THE BANK'S IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS NORMAL PROCEDURES REGARDING RECEIPT AND MAINTENANCE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONSTITUTES ITS EXERCISE OF DUE CARE. Email transmitted by the Customer to the Bank may not be delivered to the Bank immediately. If the Customer needs to contact the Bank immediately to stop a payment, to report an unauthorized use of the Customer’s User ID, to report unauthorized access to an account, or for any other reason, the Customer shall contact the Bank by telephone at the telephone number provided herein, or in person. The Bank will not be responsible for acting on or responding to any email request made until the Bank actually receives the Customer’s email message and the Bank has a reasonable opportunity to act. Customer should check its email regularly as the Bank may attempt to notify the Customer by email in the event of any technical difficulties or other occurrence that may affect the Bank’s online Services.
Electronic Mail Communication. Notice or communication shall be permitted in terms of the Electronic Communication and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 including email.
