Basic Residential Service Sample Clauses

Basic Residential Service. Subject to the terms and limitations in this Agreement and payment of applicable taxes and fees, purchase of certain Valley Fiber Equipment includes Basic Residential Service which includes the capability to make calls within Canada using the Equipment subject to acceptable residential usage limitations (see the Residential Service Acceptable Use Policy). Any and all references on Valley Fiber packaging, in sponsored advertising, on the Valley Fiber website, in third party marketing materials and/or in any other context or location that refer to the provision of “free” calling and/or “service for life” and/or “unlimited” service and/or “free home phone service” shall be narrowly construed as providing the customer with the ability to make calls within Canada within reasonable limits up to the life of the equipment, and are subject to acceptable residential usage limitations and subject further to the terms and limitations of this Agreement including those pertaining to Service Charges, Billing and Payment set forth in Section 11 of this Agreement. These calls will be routed using the Internet Protocol over your High-Speed Internet connection.
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Basic Residential Service. Subject to the terms and limitations in this Agreement and payment of applicable taxes and fees, purchase of certain Ooma Equipment includes Basic Residential Service which includes the capability to make calls within the United States using the Equipment subject to acceptable residential usage limitations (see the Basic Residential Service Acceptable Use Policy). Any and all references on Ooma packaging, in sponsored advertising, on the Ooma web site, in third party marketing materials and/or in any other context or location that refer to the provision of "free" calling and/or "service for life" and/or "unlimited" service and/or "free home phone service" shall be narrowly construed as providing the customer with the ability to make calls within the United States within reasonable limits up to the life of the equipment, and are subject to acceptable residential usage limitations and subject to the terms and limitations of this Agreement including Service Charges, Billing and Payment as defined in Section 11 of this agreement. These calls will be routed using the Internet Protocol over your High-Speed Internet connection.
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