Limitation on Dollar Amount of Transfers Sample Clauses

Limitation on Dollar Amount of Transfers. The balance available for authorizing purchases and cash withdrawals is the lesser of 1) your available deposit account balance, plus any credit available through an overdraft protection line of credit or through any overdraft authorized by us in our sole discretion, OR 2) daily dollar limitations. For cash advances against a Commerce Bank credit card, you may withdraw cash up to the lesser of your credit line or daily dollar limitations. In addition, daily withdrawal frequency limitations may apply to cash advances. Dollar limitations may differ at ATMs other than ours. Online Gambling. You agree that you will not use your card for any purpose that has been deemed illegal. We reserve the right to deny authorization requests from online gambling merchants, whether or not online gambling is illegal in the state in which you use your card. Reservations and Merchant Authorization. Under certain circumstances, a merchant (e.g., hotel) may require the use of a card to guarantee reservations that may result in a hold on the available funds in the account. If you cancel any guaranteed reservation made using the card, you must obtain a cancellation number. If you fail to do so, the hold placed for the guaranteed reservation will not be canceled and the amount will be held against the balance in the account. This may limit your future transactions. Further, if the merchant subsequently charges the amount of the guaranteed reservation to the account, we will not be obligated to re-credit the account if you fail to obtain a cancellation number. In addition, authorizations issued for card transactions must be canceled when you initiate a card transaction and subsequently use another form of payment for the transaction such as a credit card or cash, since failure to have the authorization canceled may also result in a hold on funds in the account and limit your future transactions. POINT OF SALE TRANSACTIONS The use of your card with the Special ConnectionsSM Feature to purchase goods and services constitutes a simultaneous withdrawal from and/or demand upon your checking account, even though the transaction may not actually be posted to your account until a later date. Any person or merchant honoring your card may be required to obtain approval or authorization for any transaction. When we approve a non-PIN transaction (which may or may not require your signature), we may immediately reduce the available balance in your checking account by the authorization amount req...
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Limitation on Dollar Amount of Transfers. The balance available for authorizing purchases and cash withdrawals is the lesser of (i) your available account balance, plus any credit available through an overdraft protection line of credit or through any overdraft authorized by us in our sole discretion, or (ii) daily dollar limitations established by your specific account type, Cardholder Agreement(s) or the Online Banking Terms and Conditions. Dollar limitations may differ at ATMs not owned and operated by us.
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Limitation on Dollar Amount of Transfers. The balance available for authorizing purchases and cash withdrawals if the lesser of 1) you available account balance, plus any credit available under an overdraft protection line of credit (Checking Plus) or through any overdraft authorized by us in our sole discretion, OR 2) daily dollar limitations. Dollar limitations may differ at ATMs other than ours Point-Of-Sale Transactions: The use of your card to purchase goods and services constitutes a simultaneous withdrawal from and/or demand upon your checking account, even though the transaction may not actually be posted to your account until a later date. Any person or merchant honoring your card may be required to obtain approval or authorization for any transaction. When we approve a non-PIN transaction (which may or may not require your signature), we may immediately reduce the available balance in your account by the authorization amount requested by the merchant even though we have not received the transaction electronically for payment. This authorization amount will not be available until our receipt of the transaction OR no more than (3) three business days after the transaction date, which ever first occurs. If funds are not available for checks, other items or debits, you may be subject to overdraft or insufficient funds fees. Transactions with your card will be posted to your account in the order and with the same legal effect as checks or other debits drawn on your account. You may use your card only in the manner and for the purposes authorized by this Agreement. We may recognize a transaction even if we have not authorized it, but that does not mean we will authorize the same type of transaction again. You do not have the right to stop payment on any transaction originated by use of your card, except recurring preauthorized transfers as described in this Agreement.
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