THEFT OF SERVICE/LAWFUL PURPOSES ONLY Sample Clauses

THEFT OF SERVICE/LAWFUL PURPOSES ONLY a. Customer may not use or obtain MASSIVE NETWORKS’ Services and/or Voice Services in any manner that avoids MASSIVE NETWORKS policies and procedures, including an illegal, fraudulent, improper, or inappropriate manner. If MASSIVE NETWORKS believes that Customer has used MASSIVE NETWORKS Services or Voice Services for an unlawful purpose, MASSIVE NETWORKS may forward the relevant communication and other information, including Customer’s identity, to the appropriate authorities for investigation and prosecution, and Customer consents to MASSIVE NETWORKS forwarding of any such communications and information to these authorities. Customer will notify MASSIVE NETWORKS immediately if Customer believes that the Service and/or Voice Service is being stolen, fraudulently used, or otherwise being used in an unauthorized manner, or if Customer’s Customer Premises Equipment is lost or stolen. When Customer notifies MASSIVE NETWORKS of one of these events, Customer must provide the account number and a detailed description of the circumstances of the theft, fraudulent use, or unauthorized use of the service. If Customer fails to notify MASSIVE NETWORKS in a timely manner, MASSIVE NETWORKS may disconnect the Services and/or Voice Services and impose additional charges against Customer. Until Customer notifies MASSIVE NETWORKS and MASSIVE NETWORKS takes action to prevent use of service using reasonably best efforts, Customer will be liable for all use of MASSIVE NETWORKS service using a device and/or Customer Premises Equipment lost or stolen from Customer and any stolen, fraudulent, or unauthorized use of MASSIVE NETWORKS service whether or not it involves a lost or stolen device or Customer Premises Equipment.
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