CSO Program Sample Clauses

CSO Program. The parties agree that CSO’s responsibility under the Program shall be to act as a “credit services organization” and/or a “credit access business” on behalf of Borrowers in accordance with the Rules and Program Guidelines and as such CSO shall have the right to charge each Borrower a fee (a “CSO Fee”) for providing credit services to each such Borrower (including issuing the Credit Enhancement for such Borrower) and arranging for a Loan on behalf of such Borrower. CSO shall not share with Lender, and Lender shall not accept as compensation, any portion of any CSO Fee obtained from a Borrower. If required by applicable Rules, CSO also shall act as a “third party debt collector” (as defined under Chapter 392 of the Texas Finance Code) on behalf of Lender with respect to the Loans in accordance with the Program Guidelines. The services CSO provides to each Borrower shall be governed by a Credit Services Disclosures, Terms and Conditions (each “CSO Disclosure Statement”) and a Credit Services Agreement between CSO and each Borrower (each a “CSO Contract”). CSO, in CSO’s sole discretion, shall be solely responsible for determining the amount of the CSO Fee, the disclosures set forth in the CSO Disclosure Statement and the terms and conditions of each CSO Contract. CSO shall determine, in its sole discretion, whether or not it is appropriate to offer a Credit Enhancement in connection with an Applicant. Nothing herein shall be deemed to commit CSO to broker any particular level or number of Applicants for Loans, and CSO makes no representation, warranty or covenant as to the number of Loan applications CSO will submit to Lender on behalf of Applicants. Unless otherwise required by the Rules, nothing herein shall be deemed to require CSO to submit to Lender the application of any prospective Borrower to whom CSO has determined not to provide credit services or for whom CSO has determined not to issue a Credit Enhancement.
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CSO Program. The parties agree that CSO’s responsibility under the Program shall be to act as a “credit services organization” and/or a “credit access business” on behalf of Borrowers in accordance with the Rules and the Program Guidelines and as such CSO shall have the right to charge each Borrower a fee (a “CSO Fee”) for providing credit services to each such Borrower (including issuing the Credit Enhancement for such Borrower) and arranging for a Loan on behalf of such Borrower. CSO shall not share with Lender, and Lender shall not accept as compensation, any portion of any CSO Fee obtained from a Borrower. If required by applicable Rules, CSO also shall act as a “third party debt collector” (as defined under Chapter 392 of the Texas Finance Code) on behalf of
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  • Program 3.01 The Recipient declares its commitment to the Program and its implementation. To this end:

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