Common use of Information About Your Accounts and About You Clause in Contracts

Information About Your Accounts and About You. Generally, we will not disclose information to third parties about your account(s) or about you without your permission. However, we may disclose information (1) when it is necessary to complete transfers or transactions; or to send notice of dishonor or nonpayment; (2) to our accountants; (3) to state or federal government regulators; (4) to exchange, in the regular course of business, credit information with other banks, financial institutions, or commercial enterprises, directly or through credit reporting agencies; (5) to advise third parties of accounts closed for misuse; (6) to furnish information to appropriate law enforcement authorities when we reasonably believe we have been the victim of a crime; (7) to comply with government agency or court orders, subpoenas or other legal process or to furnish any information required by statute; (8) to furnish information about the existence of an account to any judgment creditor of yours who has made a written request for such information; or (9) when we are 23 attempting to collect an obligation owed to us. In addition, you understand and agree that we may, from time to time, request and review consumer credit reports and other information about you prepared by credit reporting agencies or others.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Membership Agreement, Membership Agreement, Membership Agreement

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