Forwarding Communications Sample Clauses

Forwarding Communications. You agree that Backend Service Provider will review communications sent to the IDP Addresses associated with Your IDP Domain. For communications received via certified or traceable courier mail (such as UPS, FedEx, or DHL), or first class U.S. postal mail which does not appear to be unsolicited commercial mail, Backend Service Provider may either i) forward such communication to You or ii) may attempt to communicate to you a scanned copy of a page of the communication to ascertain Your desires with respect to forwarding the communication to You. You specifically acknowledge that Backend Service Provider may elect to not forward to You (nor to otherwise communicate with You) regarding first class postal mail or email, fax, postal mail or telephone communications which appear to be unsolicited communications which offer or advertize the sale of goods or services or which solicit charitable contributions, or communications which appear to arise from Your having used the IDP Services as a general mail forwarding service (see section 1, above). You authorize Backend Service Provider to either discard all such communications or return all such communications to sender unopened. You agree to waive any and all claims arising from Your failure to receive communications directed to Your domain name but not forwarded to You by Backend Service Provider, including failures which arise from Backend Service Provider's mistake in judging whether a communication appears to be an unsolicited communication. Email. The Whois directory generally requires an email address for every purchased domain name registration. When You purchase IDP Services, Backend Service Provider creates an email address for that domain, "▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇". Thereafter, when messages are sent to the email address listed in the IDP Address, Backend Service Provider forwards such messages to the email address You listed in section 2. If such email address becomes non-functioning or if email to such address bounces, Backend Service Provider is not obligated to attempt to contact You through other means. You agree that Backend Service Provider may elect, in Backend Service Provider's sole discretion, to allow You to access Your Account and view email sent to the IDP Addresses, though such alternative means of servicing Your Account is an option and not a requirement. Your Obligation to Respond to communications from the Backend Service Provider: When Backend Service Provider receives ...

Forwarding Communications. 3.1 You acknowledge and accept that whilst a WHOIS Privacy Service is enabled We may forward any correspondence received by us for you or related to your domain to the contact details that you supply, either by post or by email. This correspondence may be opened and scanned as necessary. 3.2 We will only be responsible for forwarding communications where our details have appeared in the WHOIS and when your WHOIS Information is accurate, complete and up to date. 3.3 Email correspondence will be forwarded according to the instructions of the Registrant as they appear in our records.

Forwarding Communications. Within five business days of receipt, Exhibitor shall forward to APASI any access request, complaint, notice, subpoena, court order, or other communication from a Data Subject, government entity, court, or other third party in connection with the Confidential Information (collectively, “Communications”).

Forwarding Communications. Within five business days of receipt, Vendor shall forward to APA any access request, complaint, notice, subpoena, court order, or other communi- cation from a Data Subject, government entity, court, or other third party in connection with the Confidential Information (collectively, “Communications”).