How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures Sample Clauses

How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post our most current Internet Banking and Bill Pay Agreement on our website. If any amendment(s) to this agreement results in an adverse effect upon our customers, we will provide at least 30 days prior notice through a secure online message and/or external email alert. We may also send you an external email notice and/or secure message through our Internet Banking Service to inform you where other important disclosures or account statements can be viewed on our website or within our Internet Banking Service. You may download or print all electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the hardware and software described below. You can also save copies of electronic notices and disclosures to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you have trouble printing or if you need a paper copy for a special situation, you may request a paper copy from us by contacting us through any of the methods listed above. If you need a paper copy of any E- disclosure, we will provide the first copy for free. Charges may apply for additional paper copies.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post the most current Online Banking and Bill Pay Agreements on our website or within our Online Banking Service. If any amendments to these agreements would have an adverse affect upon our members we will provide at least 30 days notice prior to the affected changes. We may also send our members an email or secured message through our Online Banking service that tells you where disclosures and/or account statements can be viewed on our website. We may also send certain disclosures or notices as an email or message attachment. You may download or print electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the hardware and software described below. You can also save copies to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you need help printing or if you need a paper copy of any notice or disclosure, please contact us at 320-859- 2101 during regular business hours. Additional charges for paper copies may apply. Please see the account fee disclosure.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. You may view, download, or print electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the hardware and software described below. You can also save copies to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you have trouble printing or if you need a paper copy for a special situation, you may request a paper copy from us by contacting us through any of the methods listed above. We may charge a fee. Check the current Schedule of Fees and Charges.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post the most current Online Banking and Bill Pay Agreement on our Web site or within our Online Banking Service. If any amendment to these agreements results in an adverse effect upon our customers, we will provide at least 30 days prior notice.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post the most current Online Banking, Bill Pay, and eStatement Agreements on website or within our Online Banking Service. If any amendments to these agreements would have an adverse effect upon our members we will provide at least 30 days’ notice prior to the affected changes. We may also send our members an email or secured message through our Online Banking service that tells you where disclosures and/or account statements can be viewed on our website. We may also send certain disclosures or notices as an email or message attachment. You may download or print electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the hardware and software described below. You can also save copies to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you need help printing or if you need a paper copy of any notice or disclosure, please contact us at 000-000-0000 or 000-000-0000 during regular business hours. Even though you consent to receiving your disclosures and/or account statements online, you do have the right to request a paper copy of such documents. Please contact us by one of the methods laid out in Section C below to request paper copies. Additional charges for paper copies may apply. Please see the account fee disclosure.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post the most current Internet Banking and Bill Pay Agreement on our website. If any amendment to these agreements results in an adverse effect upon our customers, we will provide at least 30 days prior notice. We may also send you an email and/or secure message through our Internet Banking Service that tells you where disclosures and/or account statements can be viewed on our website. You may download or print electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the hardware and software described below. You can also save copies to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you have trouble printing or if you need a paper copy for a special situation, you may request a paper copy from us by contacting us through any of the methods listed above. If you need a paper copy of any E- disclosure, we will provide the first copy for free. Charges may apply for additional paper copies.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. The current Digital Service Agreement with Terms & Conditions will always be available through our web-site. If any amendment(s) result in an adverse effect upon our customers, we will provide at least 30 days prior notice. We may also send you an email notice and/or secure messages through our Digital Banking Service to inform you where information can be viewed. You may view, save or print e-notices and e-disclosures from your device.
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How to Obtain Electronic Disclosures (E-Disclosures. We will always post the most current Online Banking Agreements on our website. If any amendments to these agreements would have an adverse effect upon our customers we will provide at least 30 days notice prior to the affected changes. We may also send our customers an email or secured message through our Online Banking service that tells you where disclosures and/or account statements can be viewed on our website. We may also send certain disclosures or notices as an email or message attachment. You may download or print electronic notices and disclosures from your computer if you have the appropriate hardware and software. You can also save copies to your hard drive or other media for viewing and printing at a later time. If you need help printing or if you need a paper copy of any notice or disclosure, please contact us at 000-000-0000 during regular business hours. Additional charges for paper copies may apply. Please see the account fee disclosure.
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