Solicitation of New Accounts Sample Clauses

Solicitation of New Accounts. Marketer shall, at its own expense, have the sole and exclusive right to solicit applications for Credit Cards from individuals, corporations, partnerships and/or other entities. Marketer shall bear all marketing expenses incurred in connection with the Program. Marketer shall, at its own expense, create, produce and mail or otherwise distribute Solicitation Materials to promote the Program and to solicit new Credit Card Accounts for Bank. Sample copies of such Solicitation Materials are attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by reference. Marketer shall provide copies of all Solicitation Materials to Bank for its review and approval as soon as practicable, but no less than ten (10) days prior to their first intended use. Bank shall respond by approving, or giving specific reasons for disapproval, within five (5) days of receipt and shall not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of such materials. The frequency and timing of such solicitations shall be determined by Marketer in consultation with Bank. In Marketer’s discretion, solicitations may be conducted by direct mail, telephone, email or other means. However, Marketer shall not use spammed email in order to solicit customers and will adhere to CAN-SPAM ACT. Marketer shall (i) prepare and include on or with each solicitation any notices and disclosures required under applicable laws and regulations, (ii) provide such notices and disclosures to Bank for its review and approval, and (iii) otherwise conduct all such solicitation activities in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Bank shall be identified to applicants and to Cardholders as the Card issuer and the creditor for all credit extended on the Credit Card Accounts.
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Solicitation of New Accounts. CompuCredit shall, at its own expense, have the sole and exclusive right to solicit applications for Credit Cards from individuals, corporations, partnerships and/or other entities on behalf of CB&T. CompuCredit shall bear all marketing expenses incurred in connection with the Program. CompuCredit shall, at its own expense, create, produce and mail Solicitation Materials to promote the Program and solicit new Credit Card Accounts for CB&T. CompuCredit shall provide copies of all Solicitation Materials to CB&T for its review and approval as soon as practicable, but no less than 20 business days prior to their first intended use. CB&T shall respond by approving, or giving specific reasons for disapproval, within ten business days of receipt and shall not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of such materials. No Solicitation Materials may be distributed by CompuCredit without the approval of CB&T. The frequency and timing of such solicitations shall be determined by CompuCredit in consultation with CB&T. In CompuCredit's discretion, solicitations may be conducted by direct mail, telephone, or other means. CompuCredit shall (i) prepare and include on or with each solicitation any notices and disclosures required under applicable laws and regulations as determined by CB&T from time to time, (ii) provide such notices and disclosures to CB&T for its review and approval, and (iii) otherwise conduct all such solicitation activities in compliance with all material applicable laws and regulations. CB&T shall be identified to Cardholders as the Card issuer and the creditor for loans made on the Credit Card Accounts.
Solicitation of New Accounts. Marketer shall, at its own expense, have the sole and exclusive right to solicit applications for Credit Cards from individuals, corporations, partnerships and/or other entities on behalf of Bank for the Program. Marketer shall bear all marketing expenses incurred in connection with the Program. Marketer shall, at its own expense, create, produce and mail Solicitation Materials to promote the Program and solicit new Credit Card Accounts for Bank. Marketer shall provide copies of all Solicitation Materials to Bank for its review and approval as soon as practicable, but no less than fifteen (15) business days prior to their first intended use. Bank shall respond by approving, or giving specific reasons for disapproval, within ten (10) business days of receipt and shall not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of such materials. Subject to the provisions of Section 2.1, the frequency and timing of such solicitations shall be determined jointly by Marketer and Bank. In Marketer’s discretion, solicitations may be conducted by direct mail, telephone, or other means. Marketer shall (i) prepare and include on or with each solicitation any notices and disclosures required under applicable laws and regulations as determined by Bank from time to time, (ii) provide such notices and disclosures to Bank for its review and approval, and (iii) otherwise conduct all such solicitation activities in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Bank shall be identified to Cardholders as the Card issuer and the creditor for loans made on the Credit Card Accounts.
Solicitation of New Accounts. BFC shall, at its own expense, have the exclusive right to solicit individuals, corporations, partnerships and other entities to offer them the opportunity to apply for Credit Cards. BFC shall bear all marketing expenses incurred in connection with the Program. BFC shall, at its own expense, create, produce and mail Solicitation Materials to promote the Program and solicit new Credit Card Accounts. BFC shall provide copies of all Solicitation Materials to CB&T for its review and approval as soon as practicable, but no less than ten business days prior to their first intended use. CB&T shall not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of such materials. The frequency and timing of such solicitations shall be determined by BFC. In BFC's discretion, solicitations may be conducted by direct mail, telephone, or other means. BFC shall prepare and include on or with each solicitation any notices and disclosures required under applicable laws and regulations, provide such notices and disclosures to CB&T for its review and shall otherwise conduct all such solicitations in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. CB&T shall be identified to Cardholders as the Card issuer and the lender for loans made on the Credit Card Accounts.
Solicitation of New Accounts. CCRT shall, at its own expense, have the sole and exclusive right to solicit applications for Credit Cards from individuals, corporations, partnerships and/or other entities on behalf of Accounts Owner. CCRT shall bear all marketing expenses incurred in connection with the Program. CCRT shall, at its own expense, create, produce and mail Materials to promote the Program and solicit new Accounts for Accounts Owner. CCRT shall provide copies of all Materials to Accounts Owner for its review and approval as provided herein; provided, however, that CCRT shall not be required to provide Accounts Owner for review and approval any non-material changes to the Materials (such as changes to dates and telephone numbers). The frequency and timing of such solicitations shall be determined by CCRT in consultation with Accounts Owner. In CCRT’s discretion, solicitations may be conducted by direct mail, telephone, or other means. CCRT shall (a) prepare and include on or with each solicitation any notices and disclosures required under applicable Requirements of Law and Operating Rules as determined by Accounts Owner from time to time, (b) provide such notices and disclosures to Accounts Owner for its review and approval as provided herein, and (c) otherwise conduct all such solicitation activities in compliance with all material Requirements of Law and Operating Rules. Accounts Owner shall be identified to Cardholders as the Credit Card issuer and the creditor for loans made on the Accounts.

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