BUSINESS ACCOUNTS AND STOP PAYMENTS Sample Clauses

BUSINESS ACCOUNTS AND STOP PAYMENTS. Section 1 above does not apply to business accounts. If you have authorized us to make regular Preauthorized Electronic Fund Transfer payments out of your business account, you may stop any payment by calling us at +0 (000) 000-0000, or emailing us at xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx. You must notify us in time for us to receive your request at least three (3) business days before the payment is scheduled to be made. You must provide us with sufficient information to identify the payment, as well as other information we may request. If you deliver your stop payment request by telephone, you must confirm your stop payment order to us in writing within fourteen (14) days of your oral stop payment order. An oral stop payment request will not be binding on us after fourteen (14) days if you fail to provide the required written confirmation. We also require that you provide us within fourteen (14) days of our receipt of your oral or written stop payment order a copy of your written notice to the payee revoking the payee’s authority to electronically obtain payments from your account. If we do not receive a copy of that notice from you within fourteen (14) days of our receipt of your oral or written stop payment request, your stop payment request will no longer be binding on us. In order to fulfill your stop payment request on any Preauthorized Electronic Fund Transfer, we may, in our discretion, but are not required to, stop all payments to the particular payee, or we may, in our discretion, notify you that your stop payment request cannot be fulfilled other than by closing your account. If you properly request us to stop payment and we fail to do so, we will reimburse you for losses or damages you suffer, if any, caused by our failure to stop payment as requested If you put your stop payment order in writing, your stop payment order will be valid for six (6) months unless you withdraw the stop payment or we the return of debit item entry which relates to the stop payment order. Please see your agreement and disclosure statement for your Card for different requirements that may apply to stop payment of any Preauthorized Electronic Fund Transfer involving use of those cards or the account numbers on those cards.
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