Connect Time Sample Clauses

Connect Time. 7.1.1.1.5 Conversation Time Version: 4Q04 Resale Agreement 12/14/04
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Connect Time. 7.1.1.1.5 Conversation Time Version: 4Q04 Standard ICA 02/04/05
Connect Time. The clerk's office does not charge for connect time. To preserve security, users will be logged off JeffNet after extended periods of inactivity. A user who is logged off may log on again. B xxxxxx for Service Each subscriber will be assigned an advance-deposit amount based on anticipated monthly charges. The amount will be $100 for most subscribers. The $50 base-monthly fee will be charged on the first day of each month. When a subscriber's account balance falls below twenty (20) percent of his advance deposit amount, a new advance deposit amount will be charged to his credit card, and that amount will be added to his JeffNet account balance. At the end of each month, a summary of charges and credit card transactions will be e- mailed to each subscriber. JeffNet will provide a feature to allow a subscriber to view the details of these charges and the option to print them free of charge. See additional terms and conditions for billing when e-filing and e-recording. O ther Subscriber Contact E-mail will be the clerk's primary method of communicating other important information. The subscriber provides his e-mail address on this application and is responsible for notifying the clerk of any changes. Subscribers may communicate with the clerk's office using the "contact us" section of the JeffNet Web site. A dditional Terms and Conditions The subscriber assumes the responsibility for insuring that the clerk’s data that are viewed or printed is used for legal and legitimate purposes and that the security and privacy of the parties included therein is not compromised. The subscriber accepts the clerk's fee schedule for printed copies of documents and reports. Any subscriber action that circumvents the printing fees, depriving the clerk of revenue to which the clerk is entitled, is cause for cancellation of the subscriber's JeffNet service and may result in action by the clerk to recover these revenues. The subscriber is responsible for keeping his credit card information current with the clerk's fiscal intermediary. JeffNet service will be suspended if credit card charges are rejected. The account will be closed in the event that valid credit card information and payment for any outstanding costs is not provided within 60 days. After the 60 days have elapsed, a new subscriber fee of $100 will be assessed to re-activate the account. Password security is the sole responsibility of the subscriber. Any charges resulting from unauthorized use of a password are the re...
Connect Time. The Clerk’s Office does not plan to charge for connect time. To preserve security, users will be logged off XxxxxxxXxxxxXxxxxx.xxx after periods of inactivity. A user who is logged off may log on again.

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