Common use of Non-presentment Clause in Contracts

Non-presentment. Merchant shall not accept a Card as payment (other than for mail order, Internet sale, telephone order, or preauthorized sale to the extent permitted under this Agreement), if the person seeking to use the Card does not present the Card to permit Merchant to examine it and obtain an imprint or otherwise use the physical Card to complete the Transaction.

Non-presentment. Merchant shall not accept a Card as payment (other than for mail order, Internet sale, telephone order, or preauthorized sale to the extent permitted under this Agreement), if the person seeking to use the Card does not present the Card to permit Merchant to examine it and obtain an imprint I mprint or otherwise use the physical Card to complete the Transaction.

Non-presentment. Merchant shall not accept a Card as payment (other than for mail order, Internet sale, telephone order, or preauthorized pre-authorized sale to the extent permitted under this Agreement), if the person seeking to use the Card does not present the Card to permit Merchant to examine it and obtain an imprint Imprint or otherwise use the physical Card to complete the Transaction.

Non-presentment. Unless otherwise permitted by the Rules, Merchant shall not accept a Card as payment in a Card-present environment (i.e., other than for mail order, Internet sale, telephone order, or preauthorized sale to the extent permitted under this Agreement), if the person seeking to use the Card does not present the Card to permit Merchant to examine it and obtain an imprint or otherwise use the physical Card to complete the Transaction.