Common use of Special Transactions Clause in Contracts

Special Transactions. 1. With respect to mail-order, phone-in, fax-in, internet, mobile device, vending machines, cash withdrawal at ATM, or other transactions on the Corporate Card incurred without the Cardmember’s signature, Amex may identify the Cardmember and verify the transaction through the Cardmember’s ID number, telephone confirmation, signature on the relevant receipt or evidence of mail delivery, in lieu of a signed charge slip. 2. For transactions that used to require Cardmember’s signature, a merchant may choose not to require the Cardmember’s transaction for domestic transaction of NT$3,000 or less, or foreign transactions that comply with the relevant guidelines set forth by American Express International Card Organization.

Special Transactions. 1. With respect to mail-order, phone-in, fax-in, internet, mobile device, vending machines, cash withdrawal at ATM, or other transactions tr ans actions on the Corporate Card incurred without the Cardmember’s signature, Amex may identify the Cardmember and verify the transaction through the Cardmember’s ID number, telephone confirmation, signature on the relevant receipt or evidence of mail delivery, in lieu of a signed charge slip. 2. For transactions that used to require Cardmember’s signature, a merchant may choose not to require the Cardmember’s transaction for domestic transaction of NT$3,000 or less, or foreign transactions that comply with the relevant guidelines set forth by American Express International Card Organization.