Fair Usage Buffer definition

Fair Usage Buffer means an overdraft facility which, where selected on the Order Form, allows Reseller End Users who have purchased Services on a Transactional Model to exceed the maximum number of permitted Transactions by up to 20% of the total number of Transactions purchased.
Fair Usage Buffer means an overdraft facility which, where selected on the Order Form, allows Clients who have purchased Services on a Transactional Model to exceed the maximum number of permitted Transactions by up to 20% of the total number of Transactions purchased.

Related to Fair Usage Buffer

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