Confidentiality of Password and e-Transfer Answers Sample Clauses

Confidentiality of Password and e-Transfer Answers. The Password is for your use alone and may not be assigned or transferred. You agree to keep the Password confidential and not to disclose it to any person other than to a Signing Authority on an Account. Alterna is not responsible for unauthorized access to accounts online or losses that occur as a result of you voluntarily disclosing your passwords, or the careless or improper handling, storing or disclosure by you of this information. You acknowledge the Password must be unique and not easily guessed or obtained by others, such as by using the member’s date of birth, name, telephone number, social insurance number, the name of anyone in your family or sequential numbers such as “1234”. You must not select a Password thatis the same as any personal identification number (PIN) that you use with an debit card or credit card issued to the member. For security reasons, Alterna recommends that you change your Password on a regular basis, such as every 90 to 120 days. You acknowledge that if the Password becomes known to anyone, confidential information about your Account may be accessed and Transactions conducted. Alterna will not be responsible for unauthorized Transactions in circumstances in which the member has failed to keep the Passwordconfidential or has failed to follow the instructions contained in this section. The provisions of this section apply as well, with the necessary modifications, to e-Transfer Answers.
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Confidentiality of Password and e-Transfer Answers. The Password is for the client's use alone and may not be assigned or transferred. The client agrees to keep the Password confidential and not to disclose it to any person other than to a Signing Authority on an Account. Alterna is not responsible for unauthorized access to accounts online or losses that occur as a result of you voluntarily disclosing your passwords, or the careless or improper handling, storing or disclosure by you of this information. The client acknowledges the Password must be unique and not easily guessed or obtained by others, including not using the client’s date of birth, name, telephone number, social insurance number, the name of anyone in the client’s family or sequential numbers such as “1234”. The client must not select a Password that is the same as any personal identification number (PIN) that the client uses with a Debit card or credit card issued to the client. For security reasons, Alterna recommends that each client change their Password on a regular basis, such as every 90 to 120 days. The client acknowledges that if the Password becomes known to anyone, confidential information about the client's Account may be accessed and Transactions conducted. Alterna will not be responsible for unauthorized Transactions in circumstances in which the client has failed to keep the Password confidential or has failed to follow the instructions contained in this Section 4. The provisions of this Section 4 apply as well, with the necessary modifications, to e- Transfer Answers.
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Confidentiality of Password and e-Transfer Answers. The Password is for the member’s use alone and maynot be assigned or transferred. The member agrees to keep the Password confidential and not to disclose it to any person other than to a Signing Authority on an Account. Alterna is not responsible for unauthorized access to accounts online or losses that occur as a result of you voluntarily disclosing your passwords, or the careless or improper handling, storing or disclosure byyou of this information. The member acknowledges the Password must be unique and not easilyguessed or obtained byothers, including not using the member’s date of birth, name, telephone number, social insurance number, the name of anyone in the member’s familyor sequential numbers such as “1234”. The member must not select a Password that is the same as anypersonal identification number (PIN) that the member uses with an ABM card or credit card issued to the member. For security reasons, Alterna recommends that each member change their Password on a regular basis, such as every 90 to 120 days. The member acknowledges that if the Password becomes known to anyone, confidential information about the member’s Account may be accessed and Transactions conducted. Alterna will not be responsible for unauthorized Transactions in circumstances in which the member has failed to keep the Password confidential or has failed to follow the instructions contained in this Section 4. The provisions of this Section 4 apply as well, with the necessary modifications, to e -Transfer Answers.
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Confidentiality of Password and e-Transfer Answers the Password confidential and not to disclose it to any person other than to a Signing Authority on an Account. Alterna is not responsible for unauthorized access to accounts online or losses that occur as a result of you voluntarily disclosing your passwords, or the careless or improper handling, storing or disclosure byyou of this information. The member acknowledges the Password must be unique and not easilyguessed or obtained byothers, is the same as anypersonal identification number (PIN) that the member uses with an ABM card or credit card issued to the member. For security reasons, Alterna recommends that each member change their Password on a regular basis, such as every 90 to 120 days. The member acknowledges that if the Password becomes known to anyone, confidential accessed and Transactions conducted. Alterna will not be responsible for unauthorized Transactions in circumstances in which the member has failed to keep the Password confidential or has failed to follow the instructions contained in this Section 4. The provisions of this Section 4 apply as well, with the necessarymodifications, to e-Transfer Answers.
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