Recurring Billing Charges definition

Recurring Billing Charges means recurring Charges that are made automatically for a series of separate purchases or payments. Rights-holder means a natural or legal person having the legal standing and authority to assert a copyright, trademark or other intellectual property right. Signer means the person signing this Agreement on your behalf.

Examples of Recurring Billing Charges in a sentence

  • Nothing in this paragraph shall prejudice our Chargeback rights generally in relation to Recurring Billing Charges.

  • You must discontinue the Recurring Billing Charges immediately if requested to do so by a Cardmember directly, or through us or the Card issuer.

  • If a Card account is cancelled, or if a Cardmember directly (or through us or the Card issuer) withdraws consent to Recurring Billing Charges, you are responsible for arranging another form of payment (as applicable) with the Cardmember (or former Cardmember).

  • Prepaid Cards should not be accepted for Recurring Billing Charges.

  • You must discontinue the Recurring Billing Charges immediately if requested to do so by a Cardmember.

  • If a Card account is cancelled, or if a Cardmember withdraws consent to Recurring Billing Charges, you are responsible for arranging another form of payment (as applicable) with the Cardmember (or former Cardmember).

  • You must fulfill Cardmembers’ requests that you discontinue the Recurring Billing Charges immediately and provide cancellation numbers to them.

  • If this Agreement terminates for any reason, then you must notify all Cardmembers for whom you have submitted Recurring Billing Charges that you no longer accept the Card.

  • The cancellation of a Card account constitutes immediate cancellation of that Cardmember’s consent for Recurring Billing Charges.

  • We may establish audit procedures determined in our discretion to ensure that no Charges except for Recurring Billing Charges are submitted under the Establishment Number designated for Recurring Billing Charges.