CHANGES IN YOUR BUSINESS Sample Clauses

CHANGES IN YOUR BUSINESS. (a) You will provide us with prompt notice of any changes to your business or the manner in which you carry on business that may reasonably impact the level of risk (including reputational risk) and/or exposure to us (including a corporate reorganization, a change of control, a sale of all or substantially all of your assets, any proposed assignment by you of the Agreement, an increase in your Transaction volumes, or any change to the core business for which you use our services).
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CHANGES IN YOUR BUSINESS. You agree to provide us with at least 30 days’ advance written notice of any material (10% or greater) change in the ownership of your business and/or the type, scope or nature of your business. This would include, without limitation: a change in your legal structure, such as from a partneship to a corporation; a change in your business name or the use of a fictitious business name; your engagement in a new line of business; entering into a joint venture or joint marketing agreement; a change in location or the addition of a sales location; or the start-up or conduct of a mail-order, e-commerce, and/or telephone-order business. If there is or will be a material change in your business, we may: (a) refuse to accept or pay for sales slips (e.g., e-commerce Transaction records if you have not been approved by us for that service), (b) increase your required reserve, and/or (c) terminate this Agreement.
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