E-mail address means a destination, commonly expressed as a string of characters, to which electronic mail may be sent or delivered. [815 ILCS 511/5]
E-mail address. Phone: € Fax: € TTY: Fax: TTY: €State of Incorporation (if a corporation) or “N/A”: MMARS Doc ID(s): €Vendor Code: RFR/Procurement or Other ID Number (if applicable):
E-mail address means the e-mail name and/or address that the Subscriber shall provide to RDLB and to which RDLB will deliver PDF files containing the periodic reports published by RDLB that Subscriber has subscribed to receive.
More Definitions of E-mail address
E-mail address means the string of letters, numbers, and symbols used to specify the source or destination of an e-mail message that is transmitted over a communication network.
E-mail address. The only means by which Applicants may submit Requests for Domain Names.
E-mail address means the mailing address to and from which an authorised electronic communication may be sent and received, using the World Wide Web.
E-mail address means a destination, commonly expressed as a string of characters,
E-mail address means the address of the electronic mailbox managed by the User which the User enters during Account Sign-up or which the User entered in the Account settings as the contact email address (whichever was communicated to the Provider later);
E-mail address. License number: _Active License? Yes No Is small generator facility eligible for Net Metering? Yes No INSURANCE DISCLOSURE The attached terms and conditions contain provisions related to liability and indemnification, and should be carefully considered by the interconnection customer. The interconnection customer is not required to obtain general liability insurance coverage as a precondition for interconnection approval; however, the interconnection customer is advised to consider obtaining appropriate insurance coverage to cover the interconnection customer’s potential liability under this agreement.
E-mail address means an electronic address consisting of a user name or mailbox (commonly referred to as the “local part”) and a reference to a domain name (commonly referred to as the “domain part”), whether or not displayed, to which an electronic message can be sent.