Reliance Connects Equipment Sample Clauses

Reliance Connects Equipment. The Reliance Connects equipment will at all times remain the property of Reliance Connects or its designee. You acknowledge that the Reliance Connects Equipment is merely a means through which the Service is provided by us and may be removed or changed by us at our discretion as we deem appropriate, including through “downloads” to your computer(s) or otherwise. You agree not to use the Reliance Connects Equipment for any purpose other than to use the Service pursuant to this Agreement. During the term of this Agreement, Reliance Connects will repair and maintain all Reliance Connects Equipment and you agree that the Reliance Connects Equipment will not be serviced by anyone other than Reliance Connects employees or agents. You shall not sell, transfer, lease, encumber or assign all or part of the Reliance Connects Equipment to any third party. You will not relocate the Reliance Connects Equipment. At your request, we may, at an additional charge, relocate the Reliance Connects Equipment within the Premises at a time agreed to with you. If you change residences or disconnect your Service, you must contact Reliance Connects for additional information concerning disconnecting the Service, the possibility, costs and procedures for transferring the Reliance Connects Equipment and Service to your new residence. You shall pay to Reliance Connects the full manufacturer’s suggested retail price for the replacement of any lost, stolen, unreturned, damaged, sold, transferred, leased, encumbered or assigned Reliance Connects Equipment or part thereof, together with any incidental costs incurred by us relating to the replacement of the Reliance Connects Equipment or part thereof.
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