Consent to Contact by Email Sample Clauses

Consent to Contact by Email. You consent to Atlantic Broadband emailing you, at any email address(es), that you provide to Atlantic Broadband (or that Atlantic Broadband issues to you in connection with Internet Service), for any purpose, including the marketing of Atlantic Broadband’s current and future services. If your wireless or mobile provider charges you for receipt of such messages, you acknowledge and agree that you are responsible for paying such charges. You may revoke this authorization insofar as it relates to marketing messages at any time by calling or writing Customer Service, as set forth in Section 14.7.
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Consent to Contact by Email. You consent to Breezeline emailing you, at any email address(es), that you provide to Breezeline (or that Breezeline issues to you in connection with Internet Service), for any purpose, including the marketing of Breezeline’s current and future services. If your wireless or mobile provider charges you for receipt of such messages, you acknowledge and agree that you are responsible for paying such charges. You may revoke this authorization insofar as it relates to marketing messages at any time by calling or writing Customer Service, as set forth in Section 14.7.
Consent to Contact by Email. You consent to TVC emailing you, at any email address, including that of a wireless or mobile device, that you provide to TVC (or that TVC issues to you in connection with Internet Service), for any purpose, including the marketing of TVC’s current and future Services. If your wireless or mobile provider charges you for receipt of such messages, you acknowledge and agree that you are responsible for paying such charges. You may revoke this authorization insofar as it relates to marketing messages at any time by calling or writing Customer Service.
Consent to Contact by Email. You consent to Atlantic Broadband emailing you, at any email address, including that of a wireless or mobile device, that you provide to Atlantic Broadband (or that Atlantic Broadband issues to you in connection with Internet Service), for any purpose, including the marketing of Atlantic Broadband’s current and future
Consent to Contact by Email. You consent to Provider and its Affiliates emailing You, at any email address that You provide to Provider, for any purpose, including the marketing of Our current and future services. If Your wireless or mobile provider charges You for receipt of such messages, You acknowledge and agree that You are responsible for paying such charges. You may revoke this authorization insofar as it relates to marketing messages at any time by calling or writing Customer Support, as set forth in Section 18(h). By signing up for electronic billing statements, You agree that Provider may communicate with You at the email address utilized for receipt of such electronic billing statements.
Consent to Contact by Email. You provide your full consent to have UCS send emails to you, at any email address, including, without limitation, a wireless or mobile device, that you provide to UCS and/or that UCS may issue to you in connection with your Internet Service, for any reason, including the marketing of UCS’ current service offerings, and/or future service offerings that may be offered at UCS’ sole discretion. In the event your cellular or wireless service provider charges you for the receipt of any form of email messages, you affirm and agree that you are the sole and responsible party for payment of such messages. You may rescind and revoke this authorization as it specifically relates to UCS marketing messages at any time by writing to UCS Customer Service and sending notice to your local office location stated on the UCS website, by email to UCS and/or calling Customer Service.

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