No Trouble Found Fee Sample Clauses

No Trouble Found Fee. If We determine, in Our sole discretion, that upon receipt of the Covered Device that there is no Failure present on or with the Covered Device, We may charge You an additional No Trouble Found Fee equal to $100.00 (the “No Trouble Found Fee”).
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No Trouble Found Fee. If You have been approved for a Service Request and You send Your Protected Device to Us after receiving Replacement Equipment, but upon receipt of the Protected Device We determine that no Extended Warranty Failure or Accidental Damage Failure has occurred, We may charge You a No Trouble Found Fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00). We may also charge You a No Trouble Found Fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) if You have been approved for a Service Request and at the time of repair of the Protected Equipment, We determine that no Extended Warranty Failure or Accidental Damage Failure has occurred. In this case, We will return the Protected Equipment to You.

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