HOW YOUR MEMBERSHIP CAN BE CANCELLED Sample Clauses

HOW YOUR MEMBERSHIP CAN BE CANCELLED a) If You pay by cash, You can simply stop paying the premium. Otherwise, You can ask Your bank or employer to cancel Your direct debit or stop order deduction, or You can request Us to instruct you bank or employer to cancel it. b) We can cancel Your Membership without notice to You, if We do not receive a premium by 24h00 on the last day of the month in which it is due (a 31 days grace period).
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