Manner of Communicating Deficiency Sample Clauses

Manner of Communicating Deficiency. If the Claim Form at issue was submitted electronically, the Class Member shall be notified by email to the original email address used. If the Claim Form at issue was submitted by mail, the Class Member shall be notified by the email address on the Claim Form, unless the Class Member did not provide one, in which case mail to the original postal address shall be used.
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Manner of Communicating Deficiency. Within thirty (30) days after the Response Deadline, the Settlement Administrator shall email all Class Members with an email address provided in the Class List, or who have provided an email address to the Settlement Administrator, to state the reason for denial of their claims. The Settlement Administrator’s determination of whether a Claim Form is valid, if not disputed by the Parties, shall be final and not subject to review.
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Manner of Communicating Deficiency. Within thirty (30) days after the Claim Deadline, the Settlement Administrator shall email all Class Members whose Claims were denied stating the reason for the denial, at the email address (if any) provided by the Class Member on the Claim Form. If no email address is provided by the Class Member on the Claim Form, the Settlement Administrator shall not have an obligation to provide the Class Member with any notification of the reasons for denial of the Claim. The Settlement Administrator’s determination of whether a Claim is a Valid Claim, if not disputed by the Parties, shall be final and not subject to further review. In resolving such disputes, StubHub’s records shall be presumed to be accurate, and shall be final and binding, unless the information provided by the Claimant proves otherwise.
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