IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CHANGES IN TERMS Sample Clauses

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CHANGES IN TERMS. Subject to applicable law, we may unilaterally change the Annual Percentage Rates, fees and other terms of this Agreement at any time, including after your account is closed (and regardless of the reason you or we closed the account). This includes modifications, deletions and the addition of new provisions, including non-financial provisions (for example, we may add provisions relating to our enforcement rights or the resolution of claims and disputes). If we make changes, we will send you all notices required by law. Unless we explain otherwise in a change in terms notice you receive, the following rules will apply: (1) changes will be automatically effective on the date we specify and without the necessity of any further assent on your part; and (2) use of your account is not necessary for a change in terms to be effective. OUR RIGHTS: Our failure to exercise, or our delay in exercising, any of our rights under the Agreement for any reason will not mean we are unable to exercise those rights later. We may, from time to time on a consistent or inconsistent basis, take (or refrain from taking) certain actions that benefit you but that are not required by this Agreement or applicable law. Any such course of dealing or course of performance shall not be considered to add to our legal obligations to you under this Agreement. We may discontinue any such course of dealing or course of performance at any time without prior written notice.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CHANGES IN TERMS. We may unilaterally change the Annual Percentage Rates, fees and other terms of this Agreement at any time, including after your account is closed (and regardless of the reason you or we closed the account). This includes modifications, deletions and the addition of new provisions, including non-financial provisions (for example, we may add provisions relating to our enforcement rights or the resolution of claims and disputes). If we make changes, we will send you a written notice, if required by law. Unless we explain otherwise in a change in terms notice you receive, the following rules will apply: (1) changes will be automatically effective on the date we specify and without the necessity of any further assent on your part; (2) changed terms will apply to the then outstanding balance of your account as well as to future transactions and balances; (3) use of your account is not necessary for a change in terms to be effective (but we may consider your use as confirmation that you agree to all announced changes); (4) if you disagree with a change you should pay off your balance and, if your account is still open, stop using your account.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CHANGES IN TERMS. We may unilaterally change the Annual Percentage Rates, fees and other terms of this Agreement at any time. This includes modifications, deletions and the addition of new provisions, including non-financial provisions (for example, we may add provisions relating to our enforcement rights or the resolution of claims and disputes). If we make changes, we will send you a written notice, if required by law. Except as provided in any written change in terms notice we may send, changes will be automatically effective on the date we specify and without the necessity of any further assent on your part. Unless we specify otherwise, changed terms will apply to the then outstanding balance of your account as well as to future transactions and balances. Each time you use your account, you are confirming your assent to the terms of this Agreement, including all announced changes. Use of your account is not, however, necessary for a change in terms to be effective. If you disagree with a change, you should stop using your account and pay off your balance.
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