Third Party Fee Increase definition
Third Party Fee Increase means the direct or indirect increase of fees by a third party vendor charged to NETdepot for Customer’s use of Third Party Services, Third Party Software, or both, which may occur at any time.
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Third Party Fee Increase means any documented increase in Datapipe’s direct costs associated with Third Party Software.
Examples of Third Party Fee Increase in a sentence
In the event of a Third Party Fee Increase, NETdepot may increase Customer's Fees by the same percentage amount on giving at least ten (10) days’ advance written notice.
More Definitions of Third Party Fee Increase
Third Party Fee Increase means the direct or indirect increase of fees by a third-party vendor charged to Company in connection with Customer’s use of Services, Third Party Software, or both, which may occur at any time.