Common use of Spending Limit Clause in Contracts

Spending Limit. A telecommunications operator or a customer may set a reasonable spending limit in euros for a telephone subscription in accordance with the telecommunications operator’s service offering. The spend- ing limit can be set free of charge. When the telecommunications operator learns that the spending limit has been exceeded, it notifies the user of this for instance by text message and gives instructions on how the user can prevent the use of its subscription from being restricted. After this, the telecommunications operator will restrict the use of the subscription. The customer is liable for all costs exceeding the spending limit until the telecommunications operator restricts the use of the subscription. However, the customer may be discharged from the liability pursuant to Section 4.3 (Unlawful use of a communications service). More detailed information on the spending limit is included in the service- specific terms and conditions of the telecommunications operator.

Spending Limit. A telecommunications operator or a customer may set a reasonable spending limit in euros for a telephone subscription in accordance with the telecommunications operator’s service offering. The spend- ing spending limit can be set free of charge. When the telecommunications operator learns that the spending limit has been exceeded, it notifies the user of this for instance by text message and gives instructions on how the user can prevent the use of its subscription from being restricted. After this, the telecommunications operator will restrict the use of the subscription. The customer is liable for all costs exceeding the spending limit until the telecommunications operator restricts the use of the subscription. However, the customer may be discharged from the liability pursuant to Section 4.3 (Unlawful use of a communications service). More detailed information on the spending limit is included in the service- service-specific terms and conditions of the telecommunications operator.

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