ISAGENIX AUTOSHIP PROGRAMME Sample Clauses

ISAGENIX AUTOSHIP PROGRAMME. As a convenience, you may participate in our optional Autoship Programme where Isagenix will conveniently deliver your selected Products on a recurring schedule approximately every thirty (30) days. You can select the Products and the monthly processing date for your Autoship Order when you set your Autoship for the first time and change this choice at any time. You must select at least one Commissionable Product if you want to set up an Autoship Order, but there is no minimum purchase requirement and no requirement to set up an Autoship Order. By participating, you understand that periodic shipments of the Product that you have ordered will occur without any further action by you. You understand that there will be approximately a one (1) month interval between each shipment. You are the only person who is authorised to establish, cancel or change your participation in the Autoship Programme or to authorise others to do so on your behalf. Participating in the Autoship Programme may give you the right to buy Products at further discounted prices. Requested product selection changes must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day in advance of the scheduled processing date for your Autoship Order or the changes will not be implemented until the next month. You may cancel your Autoship participation at any time by contacting our Customer Care team as follows: for the Netherlands: by phone at 0 000 000 0000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx; for the Republic of Ireland: by phone at 0 000 000000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx. Until you notify Isagenix of your cancellation, your participation in the Autoship programme will continue. Notice of cancellation must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day prior to your monthly Autoship
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ISAGENIX AUTOSHIP PROGRAMME. As a convenience, you may participate in our optional Autoship Programme whereby Isagenix will conveniently deliver your selected Isagenix Products on a recurring schedule approximately every thirty (30) days. You can select the products and the monthly processing date for your Autoship Order. You must select at least one consumable Isagenix products that have a point value assigned to it as a means for calculating commissions and bonuses payable if you want to set up an Autoship Order, but there is no minimum purchase requirement and no requirement to set up an Autoship Order. You can choose from a wide variety of pre-selected product packs or combine any variation of individual products to suit your needs. By participating, you understand that periodic shipments of the product that you have ordered will occur without any further action by you. You understand that there will be approximately a one (1) month interval between each shipment. You are the only person who is authorised to establish, cancel or change your participation in the Autoship Programme or to authorise others to do so on your behalf. Participating in the Autoship Programme may give you the right to buy Products at further discounted prices. You may change Autoship product selections online through your Isagenix online account. If you are unable to access your Isagenix Customer Account, you may contact the Isagenix Customer Care team as follows: by phone at 0 000 00 000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx during normal business hours for assistance. Requested product selection changes must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day in advance of the scheduled processing date for your Autoship Order or the changes will not be implemented until the next month. phone at 0 000 00 000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx. Until you notify Isagenix of your cancellation, your participation in the Autoship Programme will continue. Notice of cancellation must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day prior to your monthly Autoship processing date; otherwise, the cancellation will become effective in
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ISAGENIX AUTOSHIP PROGRAMME. As a convenience, you may participate in our optional Autoship Programme whereby Isagenix will conveniently deliver your selected Isagenix Products on a recurring schedule approximately every thirty (30) days. You can select the products and the monthly processing date for your Autoship Order. You must select at least one consumable Isagenix products that have a point value assigned to it as a means for calculating commissions and bonuses payable if you want to set up an Autoship Order, but there is no minimum purchase requirement and no requirement to set up an Autoship Order. You can choose from a wide variety of pre-selected product packs or combine any variation of individual products to suit your needs. By participating, you understand that periodic shipments of the product that you have ordered will occur without any further action by you. You understand that there will be approximately a one (1) month interval between each shipment. You are the only person who is authorised to establish, cancel or change your participation in the Autoship Programme or to authorise others to do so on your behalf. Participating in the Autoship Programme may give you the right to buy Products at further discounted prices. You may change Autoship product selections online through your Isagenix online account. If you are unable to access your Isagenix Customer Account, you may contact the Isagenix Customer Care team as follows: for the Netherlands: by phone at 0 000 000 0000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx; for the Republic of Ireland: by phone at 0 000 000000 or by email at CustomerServiceIE@ XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx during normal business hours for assistance. Requested product selection changes must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day in advance of the scheduled processing date for your Autoship Order or the changes will not be implemented until the next month. You may cancel your Autoship at any time by notifying the Isagenix Customer Care team as follows: for the Netherlands: by phone at 0 000 000 0000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx; for the Republic of Ireland: by phone at 0 000 000000 or by email at XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx. Until you notify Isagenix of your cancellation, your participation in the Autoship Programme will
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ISAGENIX AUTOSHIP PROGRAMME. As a convenience, you may participate in our optional Autoship Programme where Isagenix will conveniently deliver your selected Products on a recurring schedule approximately every thirty (30) days. You can select the Products and the monthly processing date for your Autoship Order when you set your Autoship for the first time and change this choice at any time. You must select at least one Commissionable Product if you want to set up an Autoship Order, but there is no minimum purchase requirement and no requirement to set up an Autoship Order. By participating, you understand that periodic shipments of the Product that you have ordered will that there will be approximately a one (1) month interval between each shipment. You are the only person who is authorised to establish, cancel or change your participation in the Autoship Programme or to authorise others to do so on your behalf. Participating in the Autoship Programme may give you the right to buy Products at further discounted prices. Requested product selection changes must be received by Isagenix at least one (1) business day in advance of the scheduled processing date for your Autoship Order or the changes will not be implemented until the next month. You may cancel your Autoship participation at any time by notifying Isagenix by sending an email to XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxXX@XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx or by calling 0808 189 0490. Until you notify Isagenix of your cancellation, your participation in the Autoship Programme will continue. Notice of cancellation must be received
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