Common use of CONSENT TO DIRECT CONTACT Clause in Contracts

CONSENT TO DIRECT CONTACT. The Customer expressly invites the Company, for the purpose of administering the terms of the Agreement from time to time, to make direct contact with the Customer by telephone, fax, or otherwise. The Customer consents to such communications and acknowledges that such communication would not be considered by the Customer as being a breach of any of the Customer’s rights under any relevant data protection and/or privacy regulations.

CONSENT TO DIRECT CONTACT. 13.1 The Customer expressly invites Client accepts that the Company, for the purpose of administering the terms of the Agreement marketing financial services and products, may from time to time, to time make direct contact with the Customer Client by telephone, fax, e-mail or otherwiseotherwise upon the Client's consent. The Customer consents Once such a consent is obtained the Client agrees to such communications and acknowledges agrees that the Client shall not consider such communication would not be considered by the Customer as being a breach of any of the Customer’s Client's rights under any relevant data protection and/or privacy regulations. The Client may opt out of receiving such communications by sending the Company an e-mail to its customer support email specified on the Website.

CONSENT TO DIRECT CONTACT. The Customer expressly invites the Company, for the purpose of administering the terms of the Agreement from time to time, to make direct contact with the Customer by telephone, fax, or otherwise. The Customer consents to such communications and acknowledges that such communication would not be considered by the Customer as being a breach of any of the Customer’s rights under any relevant data protection and/or privacy regulations.. xxxxx://xxxx.xx W L CySEC Licence: 208/13 xxxx@xxxx.xx M T + 357 25 000 110