Email Address and Contact Information Sample Clauses

Email Address and Contact Information. In order to keep you informed of changes to this disclosure and other related service disclosures, we will present the opportunity to review and save new or modified disclosures to you upon logging into the Members 1st Online service, or via Members 1st Online secure messaging services. A notification of change may also be provided via email to your primary email address of record as registered with Members 1st FCU. In order to ensure timely notification of modifications, you are required to update your primary email address and mobile device number for optional SMS text messages in a timely manner. You can update your electronic contact information by using the ‘Member Profile’ function within Members 1st Online Services, contacting Customer Service at (000) 000-0000, or visiting any Members 1st branch. You may withdraw your consent to receive communications and disclosures in electronic form by visiting any Members 1st branch, by contacting Customer Service at (000) 000-0000, by sending an email to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx0xx.xxx, or by stating your intent to withdraw in writing and sending your request to Members 1st FCU, PO Box 40, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055.
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Email Address and Contact Information. You understand your responsibility to maintain a valid, active email address and ensure all other contact information is kept current on your account(s). You can update your contact information by using the ‘Member Profile’ function within Members 1st Online, or by notifying Members 1st by visiting any branch location, or by calling (000) 000-0000. Members 1st is not liable for any third party-incurred fees, legal liability, or any other issues or liabilities arising from eStatements/eNotices or notifications sent to an invalid or inactive email address, or postal address you have provided. Your right to receive electronic account statements and notices is voluntary and may be withdrawn at any time. You may withdraw your consent by visiting any Members 1st branch, by contacting Customer Service at (000) 000-0000, by sending an email to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx0xx.xxx, or by stating your intent to withdraw in writing and sending your request to Members 1st FCU, PO Box 40, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055.
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Email Address and Contact Information. The e-mail address you provide us during account opening must be a current, valid e-mail address that belongs to you. You must notify us promptly if there is a change in your designated e-mail address or your other contact information. You can update your contact information within our online banking portal, by visiting any of our community banking offices, or by contacting our Customer Contact Center at 0.000.000.0000.
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Email Address and Contact Information. You understand your responsibility to maintain a valid, active email address and ensure all other contact information is kept current on your account(s) you can update your contact information by using the “Profile” function within NCFCU Online, or by notifying NCFCU by visiting any branch location, or by calling (800) 000- 0000. NCFCU is not liable for any third party-incurred fees, legal liability, or any other issues or liabilities arising from e-Statements or notifications sent to an invalid or inactive email address, or postal address you have provided. You may withdraw your consent to receive electronic account statements by visiting any NCFCU branch, by contacting Member Service at (000) 000-0000, by sending an email through the message center, or by stating your intent to withdraw in writing and sending your request to NCFCU, PO Box 658, New Cumberland, PA 17070. Your request to withdraw consent will become effective no later than (15) calendar days after receipt and confirmation by NCFCU. Upon withdrawing consent you understand you will no longer have access to your electronic account statement; and if you have a Kasasa checking account you will no longer meet the required qualifications; and you will receive account statements in paper form via postal mail service; and you are subject to any fee related to statements as may be set forth in NCFCU Rate & Fee Schedule. You may request a paper copy of any account statement by contacting Member Service at (000) 000-0000, by sending an email to xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, or by visiting any NCFCU branch location. You may also write to: NCFCU, PO Box 658, New Cumberland. PA 17070. Paper copies may be subject to fees as set forth in NCFCU Account Terms and Fees.
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Email Address and Contact Information. In order to keep you informed of changes to this disclosure and other related service disclosures, we will present the opportunity to review and save new or modified disclosures to you via NCFCU Online secure messaging services. A notification of change may also be provided via email to your primary email address of record as registered with NCFCU. In order to ensure timely notification of modifications, you are required to update your primary email address and mobile device number for optional SMS text messages in a timely manner. You can update your electronic contact information by using the “Profile” function within NCFCU Online Services, contacting Member Service at (000) 000-0000, or visiting any NCFCU branch. You may withdraw your consent to receive communications and disclosures in electronic form by visiting any NCFCU branch, by contacting Member Service at (000) 000-0000, by sending an email through the message center, or by stating your intent to withdraw in writing and sending your request to NCFCU, PO Box 658, New Cumberland, PA 17070. You have the right to withdraw consent to have disclosures provided or made available in an electronic form, but understand doing so will result in the termination of your use of NCFCU Online Services.
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