How We May Change the Contract Sample Clauses

How We May Change the Contract. If we change this contract, then we will provide notice as provided in §21 below. If you do not agree to these changes, then you must stop using the services. If you do not stop using the services, then your use of the services will continue under the changed contract. We may choose in the future to charge for all use of the services, or change the requirements for use that is free of charge. If we choose to change the fee requirements for the services, Microsoft will provide notice of such terms as provided in §15 below, and you may elect to stop using the services rather than incurring fees.
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How We May Change the Contract. If we modify this contract, then we will provide notice as described in Section 22 below. If you do not agree to any such modifications, then you must stop using the Services. If you do not stop using the Services, then your use of the Services will continue under the modified contract. Any documents or websites incorporated into this contract by reference or link may be modified and updated from time to time by Microsoft and upon such modification or update will be deemed a part of this contract.
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How We May Change the Contract. TCT reserves the right to modify this Service Agreement without prior notice and, should it do so, by notifying the Developer of the publishing of new terms, which will come into force after a period of 15 calendar days has elapsed following their publication. If the Developer does not agree to the changes, they should cancel their subscription and stop using the Service. If the Developer continues to use the Service after the aforementioned period, the new terms will apply.
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How We May Change the Contract. If we change this contract, then we will tell you at least 30 days before the change is in force. We will tell you of the change by e-mail or online posting. We may also use other ways that we believe will reach you. If you do not agree to such changes, then you must cancel and stop using the Service before the changes are in force. If you do not stop using the Service, then your use of the Service will continue under the changed contract.
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