Unauthorized or Fraudulent Returns Sample Clauses

Unauthorized or Fraudulent Returns. All unauthorized returns are subject to a penalty charge of twenty-five (25) dollars each returned ACH or check. The penalty charge will be in addition to all other fees and charges. Excessive Unauthorized Returns (over 0.5%) is grounds for immediate cancellation of this agreement and may subject the MERCHANT (Originator) to additional fees, collection efforts, prosecution and or fines. DCS reserves the right to collect costs from the MERCHANTS reserve or processing balance held by DCS or to hold incoming transactions until all returns are collected.
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Unauthorized or Fraudulent Returns. All unauthorized returns are subject to a penalty charge of twenty-five (25) dollars each returned ACH, or check. The penalty charge will be in addition to all other fees and charges. Excessive Unauthorized Returns (over 0.5%) is grounds for immediate cancellation of this agreement and may subject the Customer(s) to additional fees, collection efforts, prosecution and or fines. Processor reserves the right to collect costs from the Customer(s) balance held by Processor or to hold incoming transactions until all returns are collected. Customer acknowledges that they are using SnapCheck to send and receive money using the SnapCheck platform. Customer by virtue of the enrollment in SnapCheck agrees to these terms and conditions and thereby agrees to have Processor act as their agent cleared and deposit into a Processor Clearing account the Check. The Check is cleared on the Payee’s behalf and funds are then sent using ACH to the Payee. In this relationship, Processor is providing the services of a Third Party Sender and provides no financial accommodation to either party. Accordingly, in the event a Check is returned and Processor is unable collect the funds then the Customer(s) involved in the transaction shall jointly and severally guarantee payment of all of Processor’s collections costs, including but not limited to attorney’s fees and costs, and the face amount of the check, within 10 days after receipt of written demand for payment.
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