Common use of Recurring Charges Clause in Contracts

Recurring Charges. You may authorise a merchant to bill your account at regular intervals for goods or services (‘Recurring Charges’). In order to avoid potential disruption of Recurring Charges and the provision of goods or services by the merchant in the case of a replacement Corporate Card or cancelled Corporate Card, it is always your responsibility to contact the merchant and provide replacement Corporate Card information or make alternate payment arrangements. The Company will be liable for Recurring Charges incurred on a cancelled Corporate Card. You authorize us to continue the Recurring Charges and agree to be responsible for all Recurring Charges (including but not limited to those charged to a Corporate Card that has been replaced or renewed) until the Merchant stops charging the Recurring Charges to your Corporate Card or your Corporate Card is cancelled. If your Corporate Card is cancelled because you transfer to a different Card type, we may continue to process your Recurring Charges for a period of 60 days after cancellation. To stop Recurring Charges, you must have the right to do so by law or under your arrangement with the merchant and you must advise the merchant in writing or in another way permitted by the merchant.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Cardmember Agreement, business.americanexpress.com, business.americanexpress.com

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Recurring Charges. You may authorise a merchant to bill xxxx your account at regular intervals for goods or services (‘Recurring Charges’). In order to avoid potential disruption of Recurring Charges and the provision of goods or services by the merchant in the case of a replacement Corporate Card or cancelled Corporate Card, it is always your responsibility to contact the merchant and provide replacement Corporate Card information or make alternate payment arrangements. arrangements The Company will be liable for Recurring Charges incurred on a cancelled Corporate Card. You authorize us to continue the Recurring Charges and agree to be responsible for all Recurring Charges (including but not limited to those charged to a Corporate Card that has been replaced or renewed) until the Merchant stops charging the Recurring Charges to your Corporate Card or your Corporate Card is cancelled. If your Corporate Card is cancelled because you transfer to a different Card type, we may continue to process your Recurring Charges for a period of 60 days after cancellation. To stop Recurring Charges, you must have the right to do so by law or under your arrangement with the merchant and you must advise the merchant in writing or in another way permitted by the merchant.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: gcpcms.americanexpress.com, gcpcms.americanexpress.com

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Recurring Charges. You may authorise a merchant to bill your account at regular intervals for goods or services (‘Recurring Charges’). In order to avoid potential disruption of Recurring Charges and the provision of goods or services by the merchant in the case of a replacement Corporate Card or cancelled Corporate Card, it is always your responsibility to contact the merchant and provide replacement Corporate Card information or make alternate payment arrangements. arrangements The Company will be liable for Recurring Charges incurred on a cancelled Corporate Card. You authorize us to continue the Recurring Charges and agree to be responsible for all Recurring Charges (including but not limited to those charged to a Corporate Card that has been replaced or renewed) until the Merchant stops charging the Recurring Charges to your Corporate Card or your Corporate Card is cancelled. If your Corporate Card is cancelled because you transfer to a different Card type, we may continue to process your Recurring Charges for a period of 60 days after cancellation. To stop Recurring Charges, you must have the right to do so by law or under your arrangement with the merchant and you must advise the merchant in writing or in another way permitted by the merchant.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: business.americanexpress.com

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