UNLIMITED OR UNMETERED PLANS Sample Clauses

UNLIMITED OR UNMETERED PLANS. All unlimited or unmetered plans (“Unlimited Plans”) are subject to all of the Prohibited Use and Reasonable Use limitations set forth in this Reasonable Use Policy. In addition, all unlimited or unmetered plans are subject to the following terms and conditions: • Unlimited Plans are for normal residential or business use. • Unlimited Plans cannot, under any circumstances, be used for call-in lines, call centers, autodialing, fax blasting, telemarketing (including without limitation charitable or political solicitation and/or polling), junk faxing, fax spamming, or other high volume or multi-person calling or faxing purposes.
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UNLIMITED OR UNMETERED PLANS. All unlimited or unmetered plans (“Unlimited Plans”) are subject to all of the Prohibited Use and Reasonable Use limitations set forth in this Reasonable Use Policy. In addition, all unlimited or unmetered plans are subject to the following terms and conditions:
UNLIMITED OR UNMETERED PLANS. All unlimited or unmetered plans (“Unlimited Plans”) are subject to all of the Prohibited Use and Reasonable Use limitations set forth in this Reasonable Use Policy. In addition, all unlimited or unmetered plans are subject to the following terms and conditions: ADDRESS PHONE SUPPORT WEB Magoo & Associates, LLC XX Xxx 000, Xxxxxxxxx, XX. 00000 (217)318-3084 Customer Service xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx Unlimited Plans cannot, under any circumstances, be used for call-in lines, call centers, autodialing, fax blasting, telemarketing (including without limitation charitable or political solicitation and/or polling), junk faxing, fax spamming, or other high volume or multi-person calling or faxing purposes. Magoo & Associates, LLC reserves the right to review and monitor your usage of your Unlimited Plan at any time (i) to calculate Excessive Use and (ii) compliance with this Reasonable Use Policy, including that there is no Excessive Use. Except where prohibited by law, if you violate this Reasonable Use Policy, including but not limited to by Excessive Use of the Service, you hereby acknowledge and agree that Magoo & Associates, LLC may modify, suspend, terminate, disconnect or take any other reasonable action regarding your Service to prevent continued violation of this Reasonable Use Policy (a “Plan Modification”), including charging you on per minute basis, at Magoo & Associates, LLC’s published per minute rates, for any Excess Use or automatically converting your Unlimited Plan to a metered plan. You hereby agree to pay Magoo & Associates, LLC, and hereby authorize Magoo & Associates, LLC to charge your credit card for any additional fees, charges and penalties related to any Plan Modification.

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