Landlord's Complaint Response Procedures Sample Clauses

Landlord's Complaint Response Procedures. Xxxxxxxx’s dedication to customer service means that Xxxxxxxx takes seriously and attempts to respond to all complaints about its subscribers’ use of the Internet. This means complaints by both Landlord subscribers and complaints by other Internet users. Landlord believes that its customers should be able to enjoy full use of the Internet without interference by persons who use the Internet in an improper or unlawful manner. Landlord will follow the Complaint Response Procedures described below to respond to complaints from subscribers and others about Landlord subscribers. Landlord will respond to any complaint that involves online activities that are Prohibited/Abusive Activities. In particular, Landlord will respond to complaints that material stored on its system at the direction of one of its subscribers or for system caching purposes or to which Landlord provides a link or other reference infringes another person’s copyright as provided for in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (a "Copyright Complaint") or otherwise violates the criminal or civil laws of the United States, the several states or a foreign country. Please note that Xxxxxxxx has designated an agent for receiving and processing such Copyright Complaints. The contact details regarding such agent are as follows: How to Submit a Complaint:
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