Duration of Wildgate Commissions Sample Clauses

Duration of Wildgate Commissions. Commission for Wildgate Unified Communications will be ongoing as described herein. Once the first order for Services has been obtained by Wholesaler, from the Wholesaler's Customer and has been accepted by the Company, then the commissions (computed at the applicable rates set forth in Section 1 above), shall be credited to the account of the Wholesaler thereafter on all net revenues received by the Company from that Customer until such time as the Services to such Customer are discontinued or terminated either by the Customer or the Company. Termination of Services by the Company shall be at the Company's sole discretion. To be deemed a discontinuance or termination of Services, the duration of such discontinuance or termination must be at least 30 consecutive days. If Services to one of the Wholesaler's Customers are discontinued or terminated, and Services are later resumed to such Customer, then commissions on net revenues received thereafter shall only be payable to Wholesaler if it obtained a new customer order from that Customer that is accepted by the Company. Notwithstanding the foregoing, commissions may terminate earlier as provided in Section 10 of this agreement between Wholesaler and the Company. Renewal commissions will not he paid in any month in which those commissions in aggregate are less than $100.00.
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