Promotional Financing Programs Sample Clauses

Promotional Financing Programs. JCPenney may offer Deferred Interest Promotions and No Interest Promotions (each as defined below), or such other promotions as are mutually agreed to by the parties, to consumers as a part of marketing the Program (“Credit Promotions”). The frequency and volume of such Credit Promotions for Purchases shall be determined by JCPenney, provided that the total Purchase meets or exceeds the thresholds as may be established by Bank and JCPenney by mutual agreement from time to time. The Credit Promotions will be subject to fees payable by Retailer to Bank. Bank shall determine such fees based on type (e.g. Deferred Interest Promotion, No Interest Promotion), length and minimum transaction value of the Credit Promotions. Bank shall provide adequate advance
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Promotional Financing Programs. Exhibit 2.6 (c) of the Agreement is deleted in its entirety and is hereby replaced with the new Exhibit 2.6 (c), which is attached hereto and incorporated by reference.
Promotional Financing Programs. JCPenney may offer Deferred Interest Promotions, Reduced Interest Promotions and No Interest Promotions (each as defined below), or such other promotions as are mutually agreed to by the parties, to consumers as a part of marketing the Program other than the Commercial Card Program (“Credit Promotions”). The frequency and volume of such Credit Promotions for Purchases shall be determined by JCPenney. The Credit Promotions will be subject to Promotional Discount Charges payable by JCPenney to Bank in accordance with the calculation set forth in Schedule 2.7 (Promotional Financing Programs). JCPenney will receive a credit for any Promotional Discount Charges paid to Bank that are associated with Purchases subject to chargeback or return. Based on the Credit Promotions that Bank has priced, JCPenney, in its sole discretion, will determine what Credit Promotions it will run. Bank shall not remove any consumer’s promotional rate during the stated promotional period without the prior written consent of JCPenney. “Deferred Interest Promotion” means a credit promotion pursuant to which a Cardholder must make at least minimum payments during the promotional period and if they pay the promotional balance in full during the promotional period, no interest charges are imposed with respect to such promotional purchases (but if the promotional purchase balance is not paid in full during the promotional period, interest charges are assessed from the purchase date). “Reduced Interest Promotion” means a credit promotion pursuant to which a Cardholder pays interest charges that are reduced from standard charges on new purchases for a specified period of time but must make minimum monthly payments. “No Interest Promotion” means a credit promotion pursuant to which a Cardholder does not pay interest charges on a purchase for a specified period of time but must make minimum monthly payments. In addition to the forgoing, the parties shall have the rights and obligations set forth in Schedule 2.7 (Promotional Financing Programs).
Promotional Financing Programs. Bank and JCPenney hereby agree to the following changes to the promotional financing programs provisions of the Agreement. A. Section 2.7 of the Agreement is hereby amended by adding the following new paragraph: “In addition to the foregoing, the parties shall have the rights and obligations set forth in Schedule 2.7.” B. Schedule 2.7, attached to this Amendment Number Five, shall be incorporated into the Agreement in its entirety.
Promotional Financing Programs. JCPenney may offer AFF Skip Pay Promotions, AFF With Pay Promotions, True Free Skip Pay Promotions, and True Free With Pay Promotions, or such other promotions as are mutually agreed to by the parties, to consumers as a part of marketing the Program (“Credit Promotions”). The frequency and volume of such Credit Promotions for Purchases shall be determined by JCPenney, provided that the total Purchase meets or exceeds the thresholds as may be established by Bank and JCPenney by mutual agreement from time to time. JCPenney shall pay Bank an AFF Skip Pay Fee with respect to AFF Skip Pay Promotions, an AFF With Pay Fee with respect to AFF With Pay Promotions, a True Free Skip Pay Fee with respect to True Free Skip Pay Promotions, and a True Free With Pay Fee with respect to True Free With Pay Promotions. The initial AFF Skip Pay Fees, AFF With Pay Fees, True Free Skip Pay Fees and True Free With Pay Fees are set forth in Exhibit U. Bank shall not implement any return to revolving trigger (an event that takes the promotional balance off its promotional rate and onto the Account’s standard or delinquency APR during the stated promotional period) without the prior written consent of JCPenney.

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