Phone Orders and Website Orders Sample Clauses

Phone Orders and Website Orders. Except as otherwise provided herein, Orders shall be placed by the Participant in accordance with the Procedures currently in effect.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. When placing Orders by phone, an Authorized Person, on behalf of the Participant, will be required to provide his or her name, the name of the Participant he or she represents and a valid PIN Number (with such PIN Number to be issued by the Distributor). When placing Orders through the Website, an Authorized Person on behalf of the Participant, will be required to enter a valid firm PIN Number, a valid personal ID and password (with such password provided by the Distributor) for Website access and trade order processing. The Participant will only have access to certain section(s) of the Website, as determined by the Trust or the Distributor, in their sole discretion. The Participant will adhere to the security procedures mandated by the Distributor from time to time in all material respects. The PIN Number, personal ID and password shall be kept confidential and shall not be shared with any third party unless otherwise required by applicable Law. It is acknowledged and agreed that these procedures may be revised and updated from time to time and made available in the AP Handbook.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. When placing Orders by phone, an Authorized Person, on behalf of the Participant, will be required to provide their personal ID and submit a valid PIN Number (with such personal ID and PIN Number to be issued by the Distributor). When placing Orders through the Website, an Authorized Person on behalf of the Participant, will be required to enter a valid firm PIN Number, a valid personal ID and password (with such password provided by the Distributor) for Website access and trade order processing. The Participant will only have access to certain section(s) of the Website, as determined by the Trust or the Distributor, in their sole discretion. The Participant will adhere to the security procedures mandated by the Distributor from time to time in all material respects. The PIN Number, personal ID and password shall be kept confidential and shall not be shared with any third party unless otherwise required by applicable Law. It is acknowledged and agreed that these procedures may be revised and updated from time to time and made available in the AP Handbook.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. Except as otherwise provided herein, Orders shall be placed by the Participant in accordance with the Prospectus and the procedures set out in the Participant Supplement, each as currently in effect. It is acknowledged and agreed that these procedures may be revised, supplemented and updated from time to time and made available in the Prospectus and/or the Participant Supplement.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. When placing Orders by phone, an Authorized Person, on behalf of the Participant, shall be required to provide his or her name, the name of the Participant whom he or she represents, and a valid PIN Number (with said PIN Number to be issued by the Distributor). When placing Orders through the Website, an Authorized Person on behalf of the Participant, shall be required to enter a valid firm PIN Number, a valid personal ID, and password (with said password provided by the Distributor) for Website access and trade order processing. The Participant shall have access only to certain section(s) of the Website, as determined by the Trust or the Distributor, in their sole discretion. The Participant shall adhere to the security procedures mandated by the Distributor from time to time in all material respects; provided, however, that, a reasonable time prior to implementation by the Distributor, said security procedures, previously have been provided to and received by the Participant. The PIN Number, personal ID, and password shall be kept confidential and shall not be shared with any third party unless otherwise required by applicable Law. It is acknowledged and agreed that these procedures may be revised and updated from time to time and made available in the AP Handbook.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. Except as otherwise provided herein, Orders shall be placed by the Participant in accordance with the Prospectus and the procedures set out in the AP Handbook, each as currently in effect. It is acknowledged and agreed that these procedures may be revised, supplemented and updated from time to time and made available in the Prospectus and/or the AP Handbook.
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Phone Orders and Website Orders. When placing Purchase Orders or Redemption Requests by phone, an Authorized Person, on behalf of the Participant, will be required to provide his or her personal ID and submit a valid PIN Number (with such personal ID and PIN Number to be issued by the Distributor). When placing Purchase Orders or Redemption Requests through the Website or via other electronic means, an Authorized Person on behalf of the Participant, will be required to enter a valid firm PIN Number, a valid personal ID and password (with such password provided by the Distributor) for Website access and trade order processing. The Participant will only have access to certain section(s) of the Website, as determined by the Sponsor or the Distributor, in their sole discretion.
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