OPERATION ROUNDUP® Sample Clauses

OPERATION ROUNDUP®. (a) Operation Roundup® is a program to permit consumers to round up all bills for service (government accounts are not included) to the nearest dollar. The monies collected are used for charitable purposes in the Cooperative's service area and consumers are automatically enrolled in this program. A consumer may choose not to participate by contacting the Cooperative. Operation Roundup® will provide financial support to BUECI’s charitable donations, scholarships or other community activities approved by the Board of Directors. Consumers participating in the program will contribute an average of $6 per year or 50 cents per month. This program will have no impact on the rate that a consumer is charged for service.
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OPERATION ROUNDUP®. (a) Operation Roundup is a program to permit consumers to round up all bills for service (government accounts are not included) to the nearest dollar. The monies collected are used for charitable purposes in the Cooperative's service area and consumers are automatically enrolled in this program. A consumer may choose not to participate by contacting the Cooperative. Operation Roundup® will provide financial support to BUECI’s charitable donations, scholarships or other community activities approved by the Board of Directors. Consumers participating in the program will contribute an average of $6 per year or 50 cents per month. This program will have no impact on the rate that a consumer is charged for service. (b) In order to obtain information about the Operation Roundup® program or to notify the Cooperative of their choice to not participate in the program, consumers can call, e-mail, write or visit the Cooperative in person. (c) At any time, a consumer may request a refund of their Operation Roundup® contributions for the prior three (3) years. The consumer may contact the Cooperative and the entire amount contributed in the three (3) years immediately preceding the opt-out date will be credited to their electric account. A consumer who requests a refund and is removed from the program may not request another refund in the future if the consumer voluntarily re-enrolls in the program. (d) The Cooperative will not pursue the delinquency provisions listed in this Tariff because an enrolled consumer fails to remit the charitable (Operation Roundup®) portion of any monthly bill.
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OPERATION ROUNDUP®. (a) Operation Roundup is a program to permit consumers to round up all bills for service (government accounts are not included) to the nearest dollar. The monies collected are used for charitable purposes in the Cooperative's service area and consumers are automatically enrolled in this program. A consumer may choose not to participate by contacting the Cooperative.
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