Who Can Access My Account and for What Purpose? Sample Clauses

Who Can Access My Account and for What Purpose?. You authorize us to provide information about and to make changes to your account, including the purchase of Products and/or Services, upon the direction of any person you identify as authorized user who is able to provide your designated password or appropriate identification verification information. Such access will include, but is not limited to, the ability to view your account information, make changes to the plans under your account, perform upgrades, view payment information, etc. You may make changes to your authorized users and password by calling Kynect. You consent to the use by us or our authorized agents of regular mail, predictive or autodialing equipment, email, text messaging, facsimile or other reasonable means to contact you to advise you about our Services or other matters we believe may be of interest to you. In any event, we reserve the right to contact you by any means regarding customer service-related notifications, or other such information.
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