MEMBER EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT PROGRAM Sample Clauses

MEMBER EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT PROGRAM. A. Eligible Employees. New and existing Member Employee (or Member Individual-Liable) Active Units may receive the Member Individual-Liable Service Pricing Discount for eligible service charges and plans subject to and conditioned upon:
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MEMBER EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT PROGRAM. A. Eligible Employees. New and existing Member Employee (or Member Individual-Liable) Active Units may receive the Member Individual-Liable Service Pricing Discount for eligible service charges and plans subject to and conditioned upon: (1) the Member Employee signing Sprint’s consumer subscriber agreement; (2) the Member Employee providing to Sprint satisfactory evidence of employment with Member; and (3) the Member Employee complying with Sprint’s current terms and restrictions regarding discounts as described in Sprint’s consumer subscriber agreement. Member must use commercially reasonable efforts to comply with Sprint’s employment verification methods. However, Sprint reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to verify employee’s employment with Member. Upon termination of this Enrollment Agreement for any reason, or upon the Member Employee’s termination of employment with Member, Sprint may cease applying the Member Individual- Liable Active Unit Service Pricing Discount. Except for the Member Individual-Liable Active Unit Service Pricing Discount, and the conditions set forth above, Member Individual-Liable Active Units are governed exclusively by the terms and conditions in the consumer subscriber agreement.
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MEMBER EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT PROGRAM 
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