Wireless Data Usage Clause Samples

The Wireless Data Usage clause defines the rules and limitations regarding the use of wireless data services under an agreement. It typically outlines how much data can be used, any restrictions on types of data usage (such as streaming or tethering), and the consequences of exceeding data limits, such as reduced speeds or additional charges. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and obligations concerning wireless data, helping to prevent disputes over excessive usage and unexpected costs.
Wireless Data Usage. The Service contemplates that users’ data consumption rates will be typical/similar to the data consumption rates experienced by services similar to the Services. In the event that Tierra determines that Customer’s data consumption exceeds a reasonable level it shall notify Customer and may, in the exercise of its absolute and sole discretion, suspend Customer’s access to the Service for as long as deemed necessary by Tierra. Tierra reserves the right to charge Customer for overage charges it may incur associated with Customer’s excessive data consumption. Invoices for overage charges shall be paid within 30 days of the date of the subject invoice. Customer shall not be entitled to suspend any payments or to offset any amounts due.
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Wireless Data Usage. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ understands and agrees that the wireless data is not unlimited, and that Merchant may be subject to pro- rata surcharging in the event Merchant consumes in excess of 200 MB in any calendar month. This additional fee will be debited in addition to the Total Monthly Service Fee. Merchant must contact Company if Merchant wishes to disable its 4G LTE capabilities and suspend Data Plan Fee billing.
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Wireless Data Usage. Services may include wireless data transmission services and certain Services include wireless data transmission and related wireless data packages/limits. The fees charged for Services are determined, in part, on reasonable levels of end-user data consumption based on IceQ’s market and industry analysis. In the event that IceQ deems Customer’s data consumption as excessive, in the exercise of its reasonable discretion, IceQ may ▇▇▇▇ Customer for such excessive use. Invoices for such excessive consumption shall be paid within 30 days of the date of the subject invoice.
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