Providing Your Own Equipment Sample Clauses

Providing Your Own Equipment. Merchant may choose to purchase or lease Equipment from parties other than Heartland. In such case, Heartland makes no promise that Equipment acquired through third parties (“Third Party Equipment”) will work correctly with and for Heartland’s proprietary terminal software application (the “Software”), Services and/or Equipment. Except as specifically stated in this Equipment Agreement, Heartland will not be responsible for any failure, malfunction, speed or adequacy of Third Party Equipment, for performance of Heartland Software or Services on Third Party Equipment or for repair or replacement of any Third Party Equipment except as specifically stated in this Equipment Agreement. Heartland may elect to support certain Third Party Equipment in its sole discretion, and if it so elects Heartland will replace and repair Merchant’s Third Party Equipment should the equipment become inoperative, in which event Merchant will receive replacement equipment and the repaired Third Party Equipment will be placed in Heartland inventory. Merchant will be billed for all replacements and repairs of Merchant’s Third Party Equipment. Returned Merchant Third Party Equipment that cannot be repaired will be replaced and billed as a new purchase at then current rates. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Heartland does not provide repair or replacement service for third party equipment provided by third party Point of Sale (POS) System providers.
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Providing Your Own Equipment. Merchant may choose to purchase or lease Equipment from parties other than HPS. In such case, HPS makes no promise that Equipment acquired through third parties (“Third Party Equipment”) will work correctly with and for HPS Software, Services and Equipment. Except as specifically stated in this Agreement, HPS will not be responsible for any failure, speed or adequacy of Third Party Equipment, for performance of HPS Software or Services on Third Party Equipment or for repair or replacement of any Third Party Equipment except as specifically stated in this Agreement. HPS may elect to support certain Third Party Equipment in its sole discretion, and if it so elects HPS will replace and repair Merchant’s Third Party Equipment should the equipment become inoperative, in which event Merchant will receive replacement equipment and the repaired Third Party Equipment will be placed in HPS inventory. Merchant will be billed for all replacements and repairs of Merchant’s Third Party Equipment. Returned Merchant Third Party Equipment that cannot be repaired will be replaced and billed as a new purchase. HPS does not provide repair or replacement service for Third Party Equipment provided by third party Point of Sale (POS) System providers.
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Related to Providing Your Own Equipment

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