SMS Sample Clauses

SMS. The Company has decided not to engage in any SMS activity through a third party for the foreseeable future. Any Affiliate found to be running SMS activity will have its Affiliate account terminated immediately.
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SMS. 4.7.1 The Service Provider shall source an SMS number for use as the public SMS contact number, to be licensed to TTL.
SMS. SMS functionality is, by default, disabled by Xxxxxx for Xxxxxx Control Centre XXXx to ensure no SMS traffic is generated by End Users. You may enable SMS traffic on any particular Account but, under the Essential Service Tier, you must purchase as an add-on either the SMS Service feature or the Essential Gold package.
SMS. 8.6. Once an Order has been paid for, the Supplier will normally upload the SMS message to the telecommunications carrier immediately. Once text messages are uploaded to the Supplier’s telecommunications provider’s network, the Supplier no longer has any control over their delivery which will be dependent on the availability of their network.
SMS after being familiarized with the information correctly provided in the press or any other information channel, the user sends an SMS message as specified in the instruction to order the service. After ordering the service successfully, the beneficiary of the service receives a feedback SMS message with information about the successfully ordered service and the main conditions thereof: name, rates, client support number, and link to the service website. Sample feedback SMS message: “You subscribed to the service ‘name of service’. The price of the service is ‘X’ LTL for ‘Y’ days. For more information, see xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx (xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx) or call xxxxxxxx.”
SMS. Upon the receipt by GWA Precinct Control Room and Xxxxxxxx Security of a signal from the GWA Member’s equipment, a message will be sent to the GWA Member’s cellphone via the GWA Member’s specified network. This service is network dependent. Should more than 40 SMS’s per month be sent, an additional fee will be charged.
SMS. You can also send text messages or wireless email communications (collectively, “Messaging”) to Your auction contacts through Cause4Auctions’s platform (the “SMS Functionality”). The SMS Functionality is provided through Cause4Auction’s account with Twilio Inc. (“Twilio”), which is a separate and independent third-party service provider. Technically, You will be using Cause4Auction’s Twilio account when You use the SMS Functionality and accordingly, your use thereof is governed by this Agreement and our Privacy Policy and the following agreements with Twilio: (1) Twilio’s Terms of Service, which can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/legal/tos; (2) Twilio’s own Privacy Policy, which can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/legal/privacy; and (3) Twilio’s Acceptable Use Policy, which can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/legal/aup. Please review these documents carefully. You understand, acknowledge and agree that Network for Good is not responsible for the acts, privacy practices, or content of Twilio or the SMS Functionality and assumes no liability for Xxxxxx’s acts in the provision of the SMS Functionality to You. You further understand, acknowledge and agree that Network for Good is not involved in determining the recipient of any Messaging, when such Messaging is sent, or the content of any such Messaging. Please note that, in our relationship with Twilio to provide You with access to the SMS Functionality, Network for Good may share your Data with Twilio, only as necessary for Your use of the SMS Functionality, and in accordance with Network for Good’s Privacy Policy. You also represent and warrant to the following: • That You will secure and retain the requisite consent from any Messaging recipient prior to initiating any Messaging. • That You will retain any necessary documentation to prove that You have received requisite consent and will retain such records for at least four (4) years, and will make such consent records available to Network for Good upon request without undue delay. • That You will provide disclosures in Your Privacy Policy and at the point of collection of any telephone number or email address that Messaging may be sent using an automatic telephone dialing service (“ATDS”) and that “Data/Messaging Rates may apply.” • That You will document and honor any revocation of consent, including but not limited to verbal requests, and retain such documentation for a period of at least four (4) years, and will make such records available to...
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SMS. AUX may use voice or SMS on mobile phones as a means of contacting you rapidly. AUX is entitled to rely on your receipt and acceptance of the content of SMS communications if within five minutes of the transmission no rejection of the information has been received by PCFT. AUX is entitled to rely in this regard on the accuracy of its own transmission records when backed up by the independent confirmation of its telecommunications provider's records. AUX is responsible for initiating SMS messages correctly according to the settings on your account, and ensuring that they are received by its SMS technology provider. But AUX is not responsible for losses you may incur as a result of an SMS message not being delivered in circumstances beyond AUX’s direct control. This might occur if your mobile phone was switched off, or was operating in a zone or on a service technology which was not reachable via the SMS technology providers employed by AUX. If your account diminishes in size below a level at which it is reasonable to communicate via SMS then AUX reserves the right to suspend SMS outputs.
SMS. Paywiser may use voice or SMS on mobile phones as a means of contacting you rapidly. Paywiser is entitled to rely on your receipt and acceptance of the content of SMS communications if within five minutes of the transmission no rejection of the information has been received by us. Paywiser is entitled to rely in this regard on the accuracy of its own transmission records when backed up by the independent confirmation of its telecommunications provider's records. Paywiser is responsible for initiating SMS messages correctly according to the settings on your account, and ensuring that they are received by its SMS technology provider. But Paywiser is not responsible for losses you may incur as a result of an SMS message not being delivered in circumstances beyond Paywiser's direct control. This might occur if your mobile phone was switched off, or was operating in a zone or on a service technology which was not reachable via the SMS technology providers employed by Paywiser.
SMS. 7.1 You are prohibited from sending unsolicited promotional SMS to any other person except in accordance with this clause.
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