Association Marketing Compensation Sample Clauses

Association Marketing Compensation. 8.2.1 Provided Association is not breach of its obligations under Section 8.1, AT&T will compensate Association pursuant to the following terms and conditions (the “Compensation”):
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Association Marketing Compensation. 8.2.1 Provided Association is not breach of its obligations under Section 8.1, AT&T will compensate Association pursuant to the following terms and conditions (the “Compensation”): Complimentary B-Comp Service Accounts: AT&T will provide U-verse service on a complimentary basis (“Complimentary B-Comp Service”) for two (2) accounts as described below during the Term. • The following U-verse services are included in each Complimentary B-Comp Service account: • One (1) U-verse Business Public “Business Value Deluxe 200” video service, including high definition (HD) service. AT&T will provide up to seven (7) HD set top boxes (“STBs”) without video recording capability, and one wireless router (Residential Gateway) (“BP200 Equipment”) at no charge. Association shall return all BP200 Equipment to AT&T upon the termination of Complimentary B-Comp Service and will be liable for the cost of any BP200 Equipment that is not returned or is damaged. • One (1) U-verse high speed internet access Max or comparable service with up to 12Mbps download speed (“HSIA”). Subject to the terms and conditions applicable to other retail customers, including credit qualification and payment of applicable charges, Association may upgrade HSIA bandwidth at the difference between AT&T’s standard retail market rate for the HSIA and AT&T’s standard retail market rate for the higher bandwidth HSIA at the time of purchase. • The Complimentary B-Comp Service will be located in public locations at the Association’s discretion, subject to AT&T’s reasonable approval and any applicable restrictions. Association agrees to provide, at its expense, any and all equipment, other than the BP200 Equipment (e.g., televisions and computers), and install such equipment required to display or utilize the Complimentary B-Comp Service. Association agrees to abide by all terms and conditions and restrictions applicable to retail business customers of Business Value Deluxe and HSIA or equivalent service. The Complimentary B-Comp Service will be standard installation at no charge to Association and there shall be no monthly recurring charge to Association for the Complimentary B-Comp Service.
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