Common use of Notice Databases Clause in Contracts

Notice Databases. To facilitate the notice and claims administration process, Defendants have provided to the Claims Administrator, in an electronically searchable and readable format, Notice Databases which include the names, last known email address, last known mailing addresses, truncated account numbers, and cellular telephone numbers called for all known members of the Settlement Class, as such information is contained in Defendants’ reasonably available computerized account records. Defendants represent for settlement purposes that the size of the Settlement Class is comprised of people throughout the United States who possess approximately 21.2 million unique cellular telephone numbers. If any of the terms of this Settlement relating to the Claims Administrator’s services would unreasonably hinder or delay such processes or make them more costly, the Claims Administrator will so advise the Parties, and the Parties will accommodate the Claims Administrator to the extent necessary to carry out the intent of this Settlement Agreement. Any personal information relating to members of the Settlement Class provided to the Claims Administrator or Class Counsel pursuant to this Settlement will be provided solely for the purpose of providing notice to members of the Settlement Class and allowing them to recover under this Settlement; will be kept in strict confidence; will not be disclosed to any third party; and will not be used for any other purpose. The Claims Administrator shall return the Notice Databases to Capital One and the relevant Participating Vendors within ninety (90) days after the Effective Date.

Notice Databases. To facilitate the notice and claims administration process, Defendants have provided U.S. Bank will provide to the Claims AdministratorAdministrator within 15 days of the determination of the Final Class Size, in an electronically searchable and readable format, Notice Databases which include the names, last known email address, last known mailing addresses, truncated account numbers, addresses and cellular telephone numbers called for all known members of the Settlement Class, as such information is contained in Defendants’ the reasonably available computerized account recordsU.S. Bank maintains. Defendants represent for settlement purposes that the size The Claims Administrator shall not provide any of the Settlement names or addresses in the Notice Databases to Class is comprised of people throughout the United States who possess approximately 21.2 million unique cellular telephone numbersCounsel. If any of the terms of this Settlement relating to the Claims Administrator’s services would unreasonably hinder or delay such processes or make them more costly, the Claims Administrator will shall so advise the Parties, and the Parties will accommodate the Claims Administrator to the extent necessary to carry out the intent of this Settlement Agreement. Any personal information relating to members of the Settlement Class provided to the Claims Administrator or Class Counsel pursuant to this Settlement will shall be provided solely for the purpose of providing notice to members of the Settlement Class and allowing them to recover under this Settlement; will shall be kept in strict confidence; will shall be used only for purposes of this Settlement; shall not be disclosed to any third party; and will not and, if received by Class Counsel, shall be used for any other purpose. The Claims Administrator shall return the Notice Databases to Capital One and the relevant Participating Vendors within ninety (90) days after the Effective Datedestroyed immediately by Class Counsel.

Notice Databases. To facilitate the notice and claims administration process, Defendants have Capital One has provided to the Claims Administrator, in an electronically searchable and readable format, Notice Databases which include the names, last known email address, last known mailing addresses, truncated account numbers, and cellular telephone numbers called for all known members of the Settlement Class, as such information is contained in Defendants’ Capital One’s reasonably available computerized account records. Defendants represent for settlement purposes that the size of the Settlement Class is comprised of people throughout the United States who possess approximately 21.2 million unique cellular telephone numbers. If any of the terms of this Settlement relating to the Claims Administrator’s services would unreasonably hinder or delay such processes or make them more costly, the Claims Administrator will so advise the Parties, and the Parties will accommodate the Claims Administrator to the extent necessary to carry out the intent of this Settlement Agreement. Any personal information relating to members of the Settlement Class provided to the Claims Administrator or Class Counsel pursuant to this Settlement will be provided solely for the purpose of providing notice to members of the Settlement Class and allowing them to recover under this Settlement; will be kept in strict confidence; will not be disclosed to any third party; and will not be used for any other purpose. The Claims Administrator shall return the Notice Databases to Capital One and the relevant Participating Vendors within ninety (90) days after the Effective Date.