Message Limit definition

Message Limit. The “Message Limit” is [**]. The total monthly permitted Messages (“Allowable Messages”) is calculated by multiplying the [**] Messages per Booking by the number of Bookings for that month. Worldspan shall charge Customer for excess Messages at a rate of [**] per Message above the Allowable Messages for any month.”
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Message Limit. The "Message Limit" is four hundred (400) Messages per Booking. The total monthly permitted Messages ("Allowable Messages") is calculated by multiplying the four hundred (400) Messages per Booking by the number of Bookings for that month.
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Message Limit. The “Message Limit” is [**] ([**]) Messages per Booking. The total monthly permitted Messages (“Allowable Messages”) is calculated by multiplying the [**] ([**]) Messages per Booking by the number of Bookings for that month. [**] = Confidential treatment requested for redacted portion; redacted portion has been filed separately with the Commission.
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Examples of Message Limit in a sentence

  • Customer agrees that in the event that its Message processing activity with the GDS in any month exceeds the Message Limit set forth below, Customer shall pay Worldspan the applicable Message Fee as set forth in the attached Table of Services and Charges and as determined by the calculation described below for each Message in excess of the Message Limit.

Related to Message Limit

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