Customer Not Ready Clause Samples
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Customer Not Ready. The Customer must provide the order information sought by Verizon (e.g., porting telephone numbers, demarcation information) and, if applicable, provide to Verizon the date the Customer’s site will be ready for the service within 10 business days of the date Verizon first contacts the Customer for such information. If the Customer does not provide such information by the 10th business day, then Verizon may cancel your order.
Customer Not Ready. In the event of a Customer Not Ready (CNR) situation, the Supplier’s OS will place a phone call and email the customer and/or other stakeholder as agreed to or appropriate to reschedule the completion of the service installation and inform the customer of the tariffed CNR billing policy; and
Customer Not Ready. If FBL makes a Service available to Customer, but Customer, for whatever reason, is not ready to accept and use the Service, billing shall nonetheless commence on the Service Date. This applies to circumstances including, but not limited to, if Customer does not have its own equipment in place to begin using the Service. Customer is responsible for the timely designation of its space and power requirements and the construction of any structure where a FBL Service is to be made available. In the event Customer fails to designate its space and power requirement or to complete such construction necessary for FBL to make a Service available, billing shall nonetheless commence on the Service Date.
Customer Not Ready. Whenever the delivery of a Leased Circuit is delayed by a CNR event, Sure will follow an established procedure to notify Telco of the event as soon as possible (and in any case within two Business Days of the occurrence) and will reconfirm the RFS Date to Telco as soon as possible, on resolution of the CNR event.