Your Responsibilities. You are responsible for the following: • You agree not to use the Card if such use would cause your Account to exceed the credit limit. • You agree to pay immediately upon demand any amount in excess of the maximum credit limit. • You are responsible for all transactions and cash advances made through the use of your Card by yourself, any Authorized User, or any person you allow to use your Card. • You will not authorize anyone else to use your personal Card (other than Authorized Users added to the Account) and you will not transfer your Card to anyone. If you do give your Card to another individual, you will be responsible for all transactions and cash advances made through the use of your Card. • You agree to notify us AT ONCE if you believe your Card has been lost or stolen or if someone has used or may use your Card without your permission by contacting your local branch immediately or calling 0-000-000-0000. You may also write us at Our Mailing Address: LCCU, P.O. Box 25360, Durham, NC 27702. • You agree to cooperate with us in our investigation of any possible unauthorized use of your Card. • You agree to retain copies of all sales slips or cash advance slips or any other instrument acknowledging or recognizing a transaction, and to use such copies to identify transactions reported on your periodic statement. • You will not use your Card in an illegal transaction or in connection with an Internet gambling transaction. Interest Rates and Interest Charges Annual 7.75% Percentage This APR will vary based on the 26-week Rate (APR) for Treasury Bill rate rounded up to the nearest Purchases 1/4%.* APR for Cash Advances 7.75% This APR will vary based on the 26-week Treasury Bill rate rounded up to the nearest 1/4%.* Paying Interest Your due date is at least 21 days after the close of each billing cycle. We will not charge you any interest on purchases if you pay your entire balance by the due date each month. We will begin charging interest on cash advances on the transaction posting date. For Credit To learn more about factors to consider when applying for or using a credit card, visit the website of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/learnmore. Card Tips from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Fees Annual Fee None Transaction Fees • Cash Advance • Foreign Transaction • ATM None 1% of each transaction in U.S. dollars $0.75 for each transaction Penalty Fees • Late Payment Up to $10 • Returned Payment $5 • You w...
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Your Responsibilities. You shall use the Service only for your own personal use in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. You shall not make the Service available or transfer your rights to use the Service for the benefit of any third party. Upon your receipt of confirmation from us that we have accepted an image of the Check you transmitted, you must securely store the original Check for thirty (30) days, and agree to thereafter destroy the original of the deposited Check in a secure manner such as shredding. During the time that you hold the original Check, you agree to make it available to us at no cost on request at any time. You agree to cooperate with us in the investigation of any unusual transactions with quality images, or other problems related to the Check. You acknowledge and agree that you will bear sole responsibility and liability in the event of multiple deposits of the same Check, whether such multiple deposits are intentional or unintentional and whether resulting from fraud or for any other reason whatsoever, and whether such multiple deposits are made electronically or as paper checks with us or any other financial institution, or any combination thereof. You agree that we may debit the amount of any such Check which is deposited more than once from your Bank Account, and to the extent funds in your Bank Account are insufficient to cover that amount, then any balance owed may be debited by us from any of your other Bank Accounts, as we determine in our sole discretion. You agree that the Bank has no liability or responsibility for any failure to detect a duplicate Check, and you shall indemnify, defend, and hold the Bank and its agents harmless from and against all liability, damage and loss arising from any claims, suits, or demands, brought by third parties with respect to any Check Image, Substitute Check, or original Check processed through the Service as described above.
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Your Responsibilities. Except to the extent specifically authorized in writing by Jubilant Marketing Solutions, you will not use any Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials for consumer credit purposes, consumer insurance underwriting, employment purposes, tenant screening purposes, or for any other purpose(s) covered by the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq.) or any similar statute or regulation; b) you shall not name Jubilant Marketing Solutions or its affiliated companies or refer to the use of Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials in any advertisements, promotional or marketing material; and c) you shall indemnify and hold harmless Jubilant Marketing Solutions, its affiliated companies and their respective officers, employees and agents ("Indemnified Parties") against any loss, liability, damage, cost or expense (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys' fees and legal costs) suffered or incurred by any Indemnified Party, arising out of or in any way related to your use of the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials or the breach of this Agreement.
Your Responsibilities. As part of your responsibilities under this Agreement, you are legally required to: ● Never keep any record of your PIN near or with your Debit Card (such as in your wallet or by your devices you use to access ATB Personal); ● Never write your PIN on your Debit Card; ● Not choose a PIN that is easy to guess—you should not use your birthday, your dog’s name, your home address, your social insurance number, or any combinations that are easy to remember (such as 1-2-3-4 or 7-7-7-7); ● Not choose a PIN that you use for any other purposes; ● Cover the keypad when entering your PIN, using your hand or body as a shield, while making sure that no one can see you; ● Never give your PIN, Debit Card number or One-Time Passcode to anyone, regardless of how close someone may be to you or if the person asking is law enforcement or claims to be from ATB; ● Never use a POS terminal or ABM that appears to have been altered in any way (call the police instead); and ● Always keep your Debit Card in your possession and take care of it, including keeping it in sight at all times when making a purchase. If you have any questions about your responsibilities regarding your PIN and Debit Card or any security Credential, you can always give ATB Client Care a call at 0-000-000-0000.
Your Responsibilities. It is your responsibility to keep your Username and Password, as well as any other Credentials you use to access your Account, safe, secure and confidential. Under this Agreement, you agree to never provide your Username or Password to any person, nor to select a Username or Password that is easy to guess. Your responsibilities that are set out in this Agreement in respect of keeping your PIN and Credentials safe, secure and confidential also apply equally in respect of your Password. As such: ● Never keep any record of your Password near your device or in your wallet; ● Do not choose a Password that is easy to guess ● Do not choose a Password that you use for any other purposes; ● Never give your Password to anyone, regardless of how close someone may be to you or if the person asking is law enforcement. You are responsible for any transaction made on your 6ccount where your Password and Username are used. If you think or you suspect that an unauthorized person has obtained your Username and Password, you must notify us as soon as possible. We are not responsible for acting on any instructions that we believe are received from you prior to notification of any unauthorized access. PROVIDING 6CCOUNT INSTRUCTIONS: There are many ways to give us instructions on your Account, including coming into a branch, calling ATB Client Care at 0-000-000-0000 or through ATB Personal. In some cases, we’ll accept instructions by email or fax, but keep in mind that email and fax are not secure forms of communication, nor can we guarantee when we would end up reading the communication. We’ll act on any instruction(s) where the proper Username and Password is provided to us and treat any such instruction(s) as valid even if they were not made by you or with your authority—in other words, when we get an instruction and your Username and Password are used, or they come from your email address provided to us, we have the authority to act and rely on that instruction and we will treat it as a valid and binding instruction directly made, signed, initiated or transmitted by you, if we believe the instruction was given by you. We do not have any obligation to inquire as to the validity of any instruction(s) provided as above We’ll not be responsible for any loss you may incur because we acted on instructions that we thought were genuine, or because we didn’t act on instructions that we thought were improper, unlawful, fraudulent or mistaken. SIGNING 6UTHORITY: Joint Accounts can hav...
Your Responsibilities. You and your counselor are partners in the independent living rehabilitation program. You will need to provide your counselor with information about your impairment which can be used to determine your eligibility for services. You will need to maintain contact with your counselor and share information regarding your phone number(s), address, health condition, family income and job information or any other areas that may affect your independent living rehabilitation program. If you are determined eligible for services, you will need to participate fully in your independent living rehabilitation program and let your counselor know of the independent living goal(s) you wish to choose and the services you believe you need to reach the goal(s). When other resources such as insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or other public support are available, it may be necessary for you to use them. Furthermore, in order to maintain a safe and supportive environment for you and DSB staff, you will need to comply with the basic safety requirements outlined in the Code of Conduct that has been reviewed with you. It should be noted that violation of the Code of Conduct may result in immediate termination of services. Additionally, law enforcement authorities may be contacted and appropriate legal action take should a violation occur. These same safety requirements apply for DSB staff as well. COUNSELOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Your counselor will gather the information needed to determine your eligibility, keep confidential any information gathered for eligibility, explain and guide you through the application process and notify you of the eligibility decision.