Common use of Payees Clause in Contracts

Payees. A “Payee” is either a Business and or an Individual Payee. A “Business Payee” is any business, merchant, or professional that generates a bill or invoice for products or services, and that has an address we can verify. “Individual Payees” are individuals, family, or friends you pay for non-business purposes that have an address we can verify.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Consumer Agreement and Disclosure Statement Please Print And, Consumer Agreement and Disclosure Statement Please Print And, Consumer Agreement and Disclosure Statement Please Print And

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Payees. A “Payee” is either a Business and or an Individual Payee. A “Business Payee” is any business, merchant, or professional that generates a bill or invoice for business products or services, and that has an address we can verify. “Individual Payees” are individuals, family, or friends individuals you pay for non-business purposes that have an address we can verify.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: E Bankoh for Business Agreement, E Bankoh for Business Agreement

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Payees. A “Payee” is either a Business and or an Individual Payee. A “Business Payee” is any business, merchant, or professional that generates a bill xxxx or invoice for business products or services, and that has an address we can verify. “Individual Payees” are individuals, family, or friends individuals you pay for non-business purposes that have an address we can verify.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: E Bankoh for Business Agreement, E Bankoh for Business Agreement

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