Distance Communication definition
Examples of Distance Communication in a sentence
If such amendments are related to the Payment Service, the Bank shall inform the Customer, who is a Consumer, about such amendments at least 60 (sixty) days before the day when the respective amendments come into effect via the Internetbank, electronic mail or other Means of Distance Communication on the use whereof the Parties have agreed.
The User irrevocably accepts, declares, and undertakes that Lydians shall not be responsible if, during the use of the Means of Distance Communication, the service cannot be provided due to technical reasons such as failure of the vehicle, interruption of communication, slowness of communication, line density that cannot be caused by the Lydians system occurring between the instrument used and the Lydians computer system, provided that there is no fault attributable to him/her.
Information on the Bank's exchange rates applicable to certain foreign exchange transaction is available to the Customer upon execution of the order on the relevant foreign exchange transaction at the Place of Service or via the Internetbank or other Means of Distance Communication.
The Client accedes to the Insurance at the moment of confirming Accession to Insurance via a Means of Distance Communication.