Common use of Internet Purchases/Promotional Disclosures Clause in Contracts

Internet Purchases/Promotional Disclosures. During the Term, Retailer and Bank may mutually agree to accept purchases transacted through the Retailer Website (“Internet Purchases”). If Retailer and Bank agree to allow Internet Purchases, Retailer will process all Internet Purchases in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the Operating Procedures, and any other written guidance provided by Bank to Retailer. Without limiting the foregoing, Retailer will cause all authorizations processed through the internet and all Internet Purchases to be separately tagged with a unique store of sale number. Retailer will also develop, maintain and operate its website so that all Internet Purchases processed through the website will be transmitted and accepted on a secure basis which ensures, among other things, that such information cannot be altered, viewed or captured by an unauthorized party. In the case of any purchase by an Cardholder made through the internet, Retailer will be responsible for (i) providing the credit promotion disclosures (the “Promotional Disclosures”) applicable to any purchase (whether the purchase is to be made at the time of an Cardholder’s application for credit or otherwise), (ii) establishing whether the Cardholder is willing to consent to the receipt of the Promotional Disclosures electronically (“E-Consent”), and, if so, obtaining a recordable record of the consent, (iii) obtaining such Cardholder’s consent to the terms set forth in the Promotional Disclosures (“Promotional Terms Consent”), and (iv) retaining the evidence of the E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent for at least twenty-five (25) months and thereafter continuously unless after retaining such evidence for the twenty-five (25) month period Retailer offers to send such evidence to Bank and Bank authorizes Retailer to destroy them instead. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Retailer uses E-Sign Consent and Promotional Terms Consent processes that are hosted by Bank, Retailer (x) will not be responsible for providing the Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent, and obtaining the Cardholder’s consent to the E-Consent, so long as Retailer links the Cardholder the Bank hosted pages; and (y) will not be required to retain the evidence of E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent, as applicable, required by paragraph (iv) of this Section. The form, content, and placement of Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent language will be subject to the reasonable approval of Bank.

Internet Purchases/Promotional Disclosures. During the Term, Retailer Professional and Bank may mutually agree to accept purchases transacted through the Retailer Professional Website (“Internet Purchases”). If Retailer Professional and Bank agree to allow Internet Purchases, Retailer Professional will process all Internet Purchases in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the Operating ProceduresGuide, and any other written guidance provided by Bank to RetailerProfessional. Professional will ensure that its processes for obtaining any Cardholder signatures comply with applicable law including the Electronic Signatures in Global National Commerce Act. Without limiting the foregoing, Retailer Professional will cause all authorizations processed through the internet and all Internet Purchases to be separately tagged with a unique store of sale number. Retailer Professional will also develop, maintain and operate its website so that all Internet Purchases processed through the website will be transmitted and accepted on a secure basis which ensures, among other things, that such information cannot be altered, viewed or captured by an unauthorized partyparty . In the case of any purchase by an a Cardholder made through the internetinternet using a credit-based promotion, Retailer Professional will be responsible for (i) providing the credit promotion disclosures (the “Promotional Disclosures”) applicable to any purchase (whether the purchase is to be made at the time of an a Cardholder’s application for credit or otherwise), (ii) establishing whether the Cardholder is willing to consent to the receipt rece ipt of the Promotional Disclosures electronically (“E-Consent”), and, if so, obtaining a recordable record of the consent, (iii) obtaining such Cardholder’s consent to the terms set forth in the Promotional Disclosures (“Promotional Terms Consent”), and (iv) retaining the evidence of the E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent for at least twenty-five (25) months and thereafter continuously unless after retaining such evidence for the twenty-five (25) month period Retailer Professional offers to send such evidence to Bank and Bank authorizes Retailer Professional to destroy them instead. Notwithstanding Not withstanding the foregoing, if Retailer Professional uses E-Sign Consent and Promotional Terms Consent processes that are hosted by Bank, Retailer (x) will not be responsible for providing the Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent, and obtaining the Cardholder’s consent to the E-Consent, so long as Retailer links the Cardholder the Bank hosted pages; and (y) Professional will not be required to retain the evidence of E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent, as applicable, required by paragraph (iv) of this Section. The form, content, and placement of Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent language will be subject to the reasonable approval of Bank. Bank agrees that any Professional that submits Charge Transaction Data related to veterinary services (a “Veterinary Professional”) may accept Internet Purchases in accordance with this Section 15(b).

Internet Purchases/Promotional Disclosures. During the Term, Retailer Professional and Bank may mutually agree to accept purchases transacted through the Retailer Website Professional’s website (“Internet Purchases”). If Retailer Professional and Bank agree to allow Internet Purchases, Retailer Professional will process all Internet Purchases ensure that its processes for obtaining any Accountholder signatures comply with Applicable Law, including the Electronic Signatures in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the Operating Procedures, and any other written guidance provided by Bank to RetailerGlobal National Commerce Act (ESIGN). Without limiting the foregoing, Retailer Professional will cause all authorizations processed through the internet and all Internet Purchases to be separately tagged with a unique store of sale number. Retailer Professional will also develop, maintain maintain, and operate its website so that all Internet Purchases processed through the website will be transmitted and accepted on a secure basis which ensures, among other things, that such information cannot be altered, viewed or captured by an unauthorized party. In the case of any purchase by an Cardholder Accountholder made through the internetinternet using a credit-based promotion, Retailer Professional will be responsible for (i) providing the credit promotion disclosures (the “Promotional Disclosures”) applicable to any purchase (whether the purchase is to be made at the time of an Cardholder’s application for credit or otherwise), (ii) establishing whether the Cardholder Accountholder is willing to consent to the receipt of the Promotional Disclosures electronically (“E-E- Consent”), and, if so, obtaining a recordable record of the consent, (iii) obtaining such CardholderAccountholder’s consent to the terms set forth in the Promotional Disclosures (“Promotional Terms Consent”), and (iv) retaining the evidence of the E-E- Consent and Promotional Terms Consent for at least twenty-twenty- five (25) months and thereafter continuously unless after retaining such evidence for the twenty-five (25) month period Retailer Professional offers to send such evidence to Bank and Bank authorizes Retailer Professional to destroy them instead. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Retailer Professional uses E-Sign Consent and Promotional Terms Consent processes that are hosted by Bank, Retailer (x) will not be responsible for providing the Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent, and obtaining the Cardholder’s consent to the E-Consent, so long as Retailer links the Cardholder the Bank hosted pages; and (y) Professional will not be required to retain the evidence of E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent, as applicable, required by paragraph (iv) of this Section. The form, content, and placement of Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent language will be subject to the reasonable approval of Bank.

Internet Purchases/Promotional Disclosures. During the Term, Retailer Merchant and Bank may mutually agree to accept purchases transacted through the Retailer Merchant Website (“Internet Purchases”). If Retailer Merchant and Bank agree to allow Internet Purchases, Retailer Merchant will process all Internet Purchases in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the Operating Procedures, and any other written guidance provided by Bank to RetailerMerchant. Without limiting the foregoing, Retailer Merchant will cause all authorizations processed through the internet and all Internet Purchases to be separately tagged with a unique store of sale number. Retailer Merchant will also develop, maintain and operate its website so that all Internet Purchases processed through the website will be transmitted and accepted on a secure basis which ensures, among other things, that such information cannot be altered, viewed or captured by an unauthorized party. In the case of any purchase by an a Cardholder made through the internetInternet using a credit-based promotion, Retailer Merchant will be responsible for (i) providing the credit promotion disclosures (the “Promotional Disclosures”) applicable to any purchase (whether the purchase is to be made at the time of an a Cardholder’s application for credit or otherwise), (ii) establishing whether the Cardholder is willing to consent to the receipt of the Promotional Disclosures electronically (“E-Consent”), ) and, if so, obtaining a recordable record of the consent, (iii) obtaining such Cardholder’s consent to the terms set forth in the Promotional Disclosures (“Promotional Terms Consent”), and (iv) retaining the evidence of the E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent for at least twenty-five (25) months and thereafter continuously unless after retaining such evidence for the twenty-five (25) month period Retailer Merchant offers to send such evidence to Bank and Bank authorizes Retailer Merchant to destroy them instead. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Retailer Merchant uses E-Sign Consent and Promotional Terms Consent processes that are hosted by Bank, Retailer (x) will not be responsible for providing the Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent, and obtaining the Cardholder’s consent to the E-Consent, so long as Retailer links the Cardholder the Bank hosted pages; and (y) Merchant will not be required to retain the evidence of E-Consent and Promotional Terms Consent, as applicable, required by paragraph (iv) of this Section. The form, content, and placement of Promotional Disclosures and E-Consent language will be subject to the reasonable approval of Bank.