BECOMING A CUSTOMER Sample Clauses

BECOMING A CUSTOMER. 3.1 To become a Customer of ours you must first accurately complete an Account Activation/ Proposal Form and/or Lease Agreement (as applicable). The Lease Agreement will provide you with the pricing details for the vehicles you may wish to lease from us. 3.2 You understand and agree that the information provided to us in the Account Activation and Proposal Form will be used by us to assess your credit rating for our internal purposes. 3.3 On receipt of an Account Activation Form and a signed copy of the Lease Agreement from you, we may accept the Application Form and signed Lease Agreement and, if accepted by us, we will provide you with the requested Vehicles. Nothing in this Agreement obliges us to accept any Account Activation/Proposal Form or Lease Agreement.
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BECOMING A CUSTOMER. To become a Customer, you must purchase Platform Services by clicking to agree to this Agreement, creating an Account on the Platform, and selecting the Services package you wish to purchase. Services packages range from recurring subscriptions to a single Session. Customers shall pay the fees designated in the Services package selected by the Customer during the Account generation process or during any subsequent purchase of Services packages. If you do not wish to become a Customer, do not create an Account on the Platform. See section 5 below for additional information on Accounts.
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BECOMING A CUSTOMER. At the beginning of the business relationship, including when an account is opened, the customer must always prove their identity by providing valid identification documents issued by the authorities, such as a passport or driving licence, and undergo customer due diligence pursuant to the Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act No. 140/2018 with subsequent amendments, cf. also Section 4 of the Bank’s General Terms of Business. In the case of legal entities the above applies to all board members, managing directors and authorized representatives. Customers are not permitted to open a deposit account for another financially competent party without having been authorized to do so. Special rules may however apply to opening holiday allowance accounts, cf. Holiday Allowance Act No. 30/1987. The Bank is permitted to reject applications from individuals or legal entities to open a deposit account unless otherwise required by law. The Bank is generally not obliged to give a reason why it rejected such an application unless required to do so by law. If the customer does not accept the Bank’s reasoning they can make a complaint to the arbitration committee on transactions with financial firms, see Section 18.3 of the General Terms of Business. When becoming a customer, the customer is considered to have accepted these terms and the Bank’s other terms concerning the business relationship.
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