CUSTOMER OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE EMAIL Sample Clauses

CUSTOMER OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE EMAIL. TEXT CONTACTS FOR SIMULTANEOUS NOTIFICATION: In order for GDS to provide simultaneous notification of 911 and E911 calls to CUSTOMER as required by law, CUSTOMER shall provide an email address and/or text number of a location on-site or off-site where CUSTOMER is likely to see GDS’s simultaneous location. If CUSTOMER fails to provide such an email address and/or text number, GDS shall not be liable for any failure by GDS to provide such simultaneous notification to CUSTOMER.
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