Common use of Excessive Use Charges Clause in Contracts

Excessive Use Charges. In addition to the provisions concerning excessive use in the AUP, BluIP reserves the right, upon thirty (30) days’ written Notice to Customer, to increase the charges for Communication Service upon determining, in BluIP’s sole discretion, that Customer’s utilization of Communication Service has exhibited “excessive usage patterns.” Excessive usage patterns include, but are not limited to use such as resultant from predictive dialing equipment, call center environments and telemarketing use, or use resulting in similar calling patterns. Customer acknowledges and agrees that unlimited usage Services may not be employed for call or contact centers, telemarketing or similar uses that result in excessive usage patterns.

Excessive Use Charges. In addition to the provisions concerning excessive use in the AUP, BluIP reserves the right, upon thirty (30) days’ written Notice to Customer, to increase the charges for Communication Service upon determining, in BluIP’s sole discretion, that Customer’s utilization of Communication Service has exhibited “excessive usage patterns.” Excessive usage patterns include, but are not limited to use such as resultant from predictive dialing equipment, call center environments and telemarketing use, excessive short duration or incomplete calls, or use resulting in similar calling patterns. Customer acknowledges and agrees that unlimited usage Services may not be employed for call or contact centers, telemarketing or similar uses that result in excessive usage patterns. Customer further acknowledges and agrees that so called “unlimited” Services may have usage restrictions.

Excessive Use Charges. In addition to the provisions concerning excessive use in the AUP, BluIP reserves the right, upon thirty (30) days’ written Notice to Customer, to increase the charges for Communication Service upon determining, in BluIPXxxXX’s sole discretion, that Customer’s utilization of Communication Service has exhibited “excessive usage patterns.” Excessive usage patterns include, but are not limited to use such as resultant from predictive dialing equipment, call center environments and telemarketing use, excessive short duration or incomplete calls, or use resulting in similar calling patterns. Customer acknowledges and agrees that unlimited usage Services may not be employed for call or contact centers, telemarketing or similar uses that result in excessive usage patterns. Customer further acknowledges and agrees that so called “unlimited” Services may have usage restrictions.