Autopay; Recurring/Automatic Billing Sample Clauses

Autopay; Recurring/Automatic Billing. If Licensee has selected or enrolled in ASCAP’s Autopay feature, then unless and until Licensee cancels or disables the Autopay feature in Licensee’s account profile available at xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx, Licensee acknowledges and agrees that ASCAP may automatically charge Licensee no more than 30 days in advance of each Fee Payment Date the applicable Fees for the continued right to use the Licensed Rights and Licensee hereby agrees to pay such Fees which may be billed via the payment card that Licensee has provided to ASCAP and associated with Licensee’s User Account. The Fees charged will be the same as those charged on the immediately preceding Fee Payment Date (or, in the event of the first Fee Payment Date, the same as those set forth on Schedule A), unless subject to increase as permitted and described in this License Agreement. ASCAP will notify Licensee in advance of each Fee Payment Date and the amount that will be charged to Licensee’s payment card account and Licensee is solely responsible for ensuring that Licensee’s user profile and payment card account information is accurate, complete and up to date. You (as the individual entering into and agreeing to this License Agreement) acknowledge and understand that your authorization to use the Autopay feature to pay the Fees on an automatic, recurring basis is entirely optional and not required to maintain Licensee’s account or license with ASCAP. However, if ASCAP is not able to secure payment of the applicable Fees from Licensee’s designated credit, charge or debit card payment account for the payments required, due to, but not limited to, inaccurate information, expired card account or insufficient or uncollected funds in the debit account provided by Licensee, ASCAP may discontinue processing the recurring charges and cancel Licensee’s enrollment in the Autopay feature. Cancelling or disabling the Autopay feature for any reason shall not and does not relieve Licensee of the obligation to make required Fee or other payments under this Agreement. Licensee may disable the Autopay automatic billing feature at any time, by modifying its Payment Preferences in the Licensee User Account profile at xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx. FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, ASCAP MAY CONTINUE TO BILL LICENSEE’S PAYMENT CARD ACCOUNT, THE APPLICABLE FEES EACH AND EVERY FEE PAYMENT DATE OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT UNTIL LICENSEE DIRECTS ASCAP TO STOP AS PROVIDED ABOVE; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT ASCAP SHALL HAVE NO OBLIGATION TO AUTO...
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