Best Match Basis Sample Clauses

Best Match Basis. ADZAPPR SDN BHD on a best effort basis will match your campaign with a User / Campaign Participant / Micro-influencer that fits your Campaign criteria. You acknowledge and understand that ADZAPPR SDN BHD matches the Campaign with willingCampaign Participants on best effort basis on the availability of the users within our crowdsourced advertising platform. The Campaign Participants are to be deemed as private contractors among the crowdsourced advertising space providers and participation is at the sole discretion of the participants. ADZAPPR SDN BHD does not guarantee attaining the desired Campaign Participants that fits your Campaign detailsand ADZAPPR SDN BHD holds no liability or assurance on the aforementioned. In the event insufficient Campaign Participants confirm participation for your Campaign, ADZAPPR SDN BHD reserves the right and you agree to allow other available User, which may or may not fit the Campaign criteria, to participate in the Campaign. To protect our Campaign Participants’ privacy, user identities and contacts are kept anonymous unless it is expressly permitted by the User. Requesting or providing email addresses,telephone numbers or any other personal contact details to communicate with the Campaign Participants outside the Client Dashboard in order to circumvent or abuse the Service is not permitted;
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Best Match Basis. XXXXX.XX on a best effort basis will match your campaign with a User / Campaign Participant / Micro-influencer that fits your Campaign criteria. You acknowledge and understand that XXXXX.XX matches the Campaign with willing Campaign Participants on best effort basis on the availability of the users within our crowdsourced advertising platform. The Campaign Participants are to be deemed as private contractors among the crowdsourced advertising space providers and participation is at the sole discretion of the participants. XXXXX.XX does not guarantee attaining the desired Campaign Participants that fits your Campaign details and XXXXX.XX holds no liability or assurance on the aforementioned. In the event insufficient Campaign Participants confirm participation for your Campaign, XXXXX.XX reserves the right and you agree to allow other available User, which may or may not fit the Campaign criteria, to participate in the Campaign. To protect our Campaign Participants’ privacy, user identities and contacts are kept anonymous unless it is expressly permitted by the User. Requesting or providing email addresses, telephone numbers or any other personal contact details to communicate with the Campaign Participants outside the Client Dashboard in order to circumvent or abuse the Service is not permitted;

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