YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US Sample Clauses

YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. It is your responsibility to notify us of your contact details and of any changes in your contact details immediately, so that you can be contacted by us. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any losses (including indirect or consequential losses), costs, expense or damages incurred or suffered by you as a consequence of your failure to do so.
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YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. It is your responsibility to notify us immediately of any changes in your contact details and to provide us with any alternative contact details and ensure that our margin calls will be met if you will be uncontactable at the contact address or telephone number notified
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YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. It is your responsibility to notify us immediately of any changes in your contact details so that you can be contacted by us. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any losses (including indirect or consequential losses), costs, expense or damages incurred or suffered by you as a consequence of your failure to do so.
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YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. 14.3. If your Card has been withheld by an ATM, you must immediately notify Paynetics. If Paynetics is not able to return the Card to you, Paynetics will issue a new Card to replace it.
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YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. 11.1 In addition to any other notice requirements specified in this Agreement, you must notify us immediately of any of the following:
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YOUR OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY US. If your Card has been withheld by an ATM, you must immediately notify Paynetics. If Paynetics is not able to return the Card to you, Paynetics will issue a new Card to replace it. You must immediately notify Paynetics Customer Relations Centre (using contact details at clause 21) if: your Card is lost, stolen or misappropriated; or you believe there has been unauthorised use of your Card or Account or anyone else may be able to use or access your Account, Card or security details to access them. Paynetics will make all reasonable efforts to stop the use of Account and/or Card by blocking the Account and/or Card payments after receiving a notification from you. Paynetics may restrict, block or deactivate the Card or Account if: Paynetics is concerned about the security of the Card or Account or the security details relating to them; Paynetics becomes aware or suspects that the Account, Card or security details relating to them are being used in an unauthorised, unlawful or fraudulent manner; Paynetics reasonably believes it needs to do so to comply with the law or court order in any applicable jurisdiction, the instructions provided by a Card Organisation or any other rule or duty applicable to Paynetics; this Agreement is terminated for any reason; you request us to do so; you have breached any term of this Agreement in a material way. We will, if possible, notify you before restricting, blocking or deactivating your Account or Card that we will do so and the reasons for it. If we are unable to notify you beforehand, we will notify you immediately afterwards. We will not notify you if doing so would compromise our security measures or would be unlawful. Your Card and/ or Account will be unblocked or re-activated (or replaced) as soon as possible after the reasons for blocking cease to exist. Communicating with you about fraud or security threats We may need to contact you urgently in the event of suspected or actual fraud or security ‎threats to your Account, Card and/or security details. To do so, we may ‎use an SMS, ‎telephone, e-mail or another secure procedure. When we contact you, we may also give you ‎information on how you can minimise any risk to your Account, Card or security details ‎depending on the nature of the security threat.‎ But will never ask you to give your full security details (such as PIN, password or passcode) or ask you to transfer money to a new account for security reasons. LIABILITY & REFUNDS You must notify Paynetics in writing...
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