Common use of Network Availability and Third-Party Fees Clause in Contracts

Network Availability and Third-Party Fees. You can use your debit card to withdraw cash and check your balance in the network shown on your debit card. Although we do not charge a fee if you use your debit card at an ATM, the ATM owner/network may charge a fee for any activity (including withdrawals, balance inquiries and transfers). We will deduct these third-party fees from your HMBradley Account to pay the ATM owner and network charges and show them on your account statement.

Network Availability and Third-Party Fees. You can use your debit card to withdraw cash and check your balance in the network shown on your debit card. Although we do not charge a fee if you use your debit card at an ATM, the ATM owner/owner/ network may charge a fee for any activity acNvity (including withdrawals, balance inquiries and transfers). We will deduct these third-party fees from your HMBradley Account to pay the ATM owner and network charges and show them on your account statement.

Network Availability and Third-Party Fees. You can use your debit card to withdraw cash and check your balance in the network shown on your debit card. Although we do not charge a fee if you use your debit card at an ATM, the ATM owner/owner/ network may charge a fee for any activity acPvity (including withdrawals, balance inquiries and transfers). We will deduct these third-party fees from your HMBradley Account to pay the ATM owner and network charges and show them on your account statement.

Network Availability and Third-Party Fees. You can use your debit card to withdraw cash and check your balance in the network shown on your debit card. Although we do not charge a fee if you use your debit card at an ATM, the ATM owner/owner/ network may charge a fee for any activity acMvity (including withdrawals, balance inquiries and transfers). We will deduct these third-party fees from your HMBradley Account to pay the ATM owner and network charges and show them on your account statement.