Online Alerts. Q2 may from time to time provide automatic alerts and voluntary account-related alerts to inform you of the status of the account and transaction switch service. By providing us with your e-mail address, you agree to receive all required notices electronically, to that e-mail address. Electronic alerts will be sent to the email address you have provided as your primary email address for the Service. If your email address or your mobile device’s email address changes, you are responsible for informing us of that change. Changes to your email address will apply to all of your alerts. Because alerts are not encrypted, we will never include your password. However, alerts may include your login ID and some information about your accounts. Anyone with access to your email will be able to view the content of these alerts. At any time, you may disable future alerts. Automatic alerts may be sent to you following certain changes made online to your account, such as a change in your Registration Information. Q2 may from time to time provide automatic alerts and voluntary account-related alerts. Voluntary account alerts may be turned on by default as part of the Service. They may then be customized, deactivated or reactivated by you. These alerts allow you to choose alert messages for your accounts. Q2 may add new alerts from time to time or cease to provide certain alerts at any time upon its sole discretion. Each alert has different options available, and you may be asked to select from among these options upon activation of your alerts service. You understand and agree that any alerts provided to you through the Service may be delayed or prevented by a variety of factors. Q2 endeavors to provide alerts in a timely manner with accurate information. However, we neither guarantee the delivery nor the accuracy of the content of any alert. You also agree that neither Q2 nor the New Financial Institution shall be liable for any delays, failure to deliver, or misdirected delivery of any alert; for any errors in the content of an alert; or for any actions taken or not taken by you or any third party in reliance on an alert.
Online Alerts. Provide notification to Users of the following items: (a) New case originating documents accepted by the Court; (b) Documents e-served on the User; (c) courtesy copies of documents delivered to the User; and (d) originating documents and Court rejected documents. Users may opt to receive a Colorado Courts E-Filing courtesy e-mail notification when such items are delivered to the User’s online alerts box. Courtesy e-mail notifications will be sent to the e-mail address provided by the User during account registration. NOTE: Colorado Courts E-Filing courtesy e-mail notifications do not constitute service on the User. Users always are responsible for checking the online alerts box. Courtesy e-mail notifications will not function if the User’s e-mail address is inaccurate, or if the User’s e-mail account is configured to reject e-mail attachments that exceed a certain size, or if the User’s e-mail account has certain security settings that prevent the User from receiving Colorado Courts E-Filing e-mail notifications. It is the User’s sole responsibility to provide accurate e-mail addresses and to ensure that e-mail accounts are properly configured to receive e- mails from Colorado Courts E-Filing.
Online Alerts. Provide notification to Users of the following items: (a) New case originating documents accepted by the Court; (b) Documents e-served on the User; (c) courtesy copies of documents delivered to the User; and (d) originating documents and Court rejected documents. Users may opt to receive an ICCES courtesy e-mail notification when such items are delivered to the User’s online alerts box. Courtesy e- mail notifications will be sent to the e-mail address provided by the User during account registration. NOTE: ICCES courtesy e-mail notifications do not constitute service on the User. Users always are responsible for checking the online alerts box. Courtesy e- mail notifications will not function if the User’s e-mail address is inaccurate, or if the User’s e-mail account is configured to reject e-mail attachments that exceed a certain size, or if the User’s e-mail account has certain security settings that prevent the User from receiving ICCES e-mail notifications. It is the User’s sole responsibility to provide accurate e-mail addresses and to ensure that e-mail accounts are properly configured to receive e-mails from ICCES.
Online Alerts. SavvyMoney may from time to time provide automatic alerts and voluntary account-related alerts. Automatic alerts are sent to You following certain changes made to Your account. You do not need to activate these alerts. Although You may have the option to suppress some of these automatic alerts, we strongly recommend that You do not since some of them are security-related. Voluntary account alerts may be turned on by default as part of the Program. Such alerts may be customized, deactivated or reactivated by You from time to time. SavvyMoney may add new alerts, from time to time, or cease to provide certain alerts at any time in its sole discretion. Each alert has different options available, and You may be asked to select from among these options upon activation of Your alerts service. Electronic alerts will be sent to the email address You have provided as Your primary email address under Your account. If Your email address changes, You are responsible for making the change in the Profile section of Your account. Changes to Your email address will apply to all of Your alerts.
