Obligation to Report Theft of Service Sample Clauses

Obligation to Report Theft of Service. You are liable for all use of the Services, using your Atlantic Broadband Equipment and for any and all stolen Services or unauthorized use of the Services or Atlantic Broadband Equipment. You agree to notify Atlantic Broadband immediately in writing or by calling Atlantic Broadband's Customer Service line, as listed in Section 14.7, if you become aware at any time that Atlantic Broadband Equipment is stolen or that your Service is being stolen or used without your authorization. If you fail to notify Atlantic Broadband in a timely manner, your Services may be terminated without notice, with additional charges to you.
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Obligation to Report Theft of Service. You are liable for all use of the Services, using your Breezeline Equipment and for any and all stolen Services or unauthorized use of the Services or Breezeline Equipment. You agree to notify Breezeline immediately in writing or by calling Breezeline's Customer Service line, as listed in Section 14.7, if you become aware at any time that Breezeline Equipment is stolen or that your Service is being stolen or used without your authorization. If you fail to notify Breezeline in a timely manner, your Services may be terminated without notice, with additional charges to you.
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Obligation to Report Theft of Service. As Subscriber you are liable for all use of the Services associated with your account, and also the use of UCS Equipment provisioned for use with your account, and therefore for any and all stolen Services or unauthorized use of the Services or UCS Equipment. You agree to notify UCS immediately by calling Subscriber’s UCS’ local Customer Service number, or in writing if, when and at any time, and as soon as you become aware that: (i) UCS’ Services are or have been compromised; (ii) that UCS’ Equipment has been tampered with or stolen; and/or, (iii) that your Service is being used without your authorization, fraudulently used, is or has been stolen. If you fail to notify UCS in a timely fashion, your Services may be terminated without notice, and with additional charges to you.
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