Specific Customer Responsibilities. Customer is solely responsible for Customer's and Users' use of the Products and shall: (a) make all Users aware of the terms of the Agreement; (b) be liable for any fees for Users who the Account Administrator has registered to the Products; (c) not allow any User Credentials to be used by more than one individual User unless it has been reassigned in its entirety to another individual, in which case the prior User shall no longer have any right to use or access the Products; (d) ensure that the use and access of the Products and provision and submission of any Customer Content or Customer Submission does not violate any CGC policy, applicable law, or the Agreement, including the Acceptable Use Policy; (e) provide any reasonably necessary information and cooperation for CGC to provide the Products; (f) be responsible and liable for all activities of Users and for any use of Customer's User Credentials and shall ensure that the User Credentials are kept confidential and secure (CGC will not be responsible for any unauthorized access through Customer's User Credentials); (g) ensure that Customer Content is compatible with the application programming interfaces; (h) ensure that Customer's network and systems comply with relevant specifications and requirements that may be provided by CGC from time to time; (i) be solely responsible for Customer Submissions, including the accuracy, legality, reliability, integrity, and quality of such Customer Submissions; (j) be solely responsible for procuring and maintaining any systems, network connections, and telecommunications links necessary to access any Products (including any application programming interfaces); and (k) use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent any unauthorized use of or access to the Products (and upon becoming aware of such unauthorized use or access, promptly notify CGC of such use or access).
Specific Customer Responsibilities. It is important to ensure that you do not edit, modify, delete, remove, move, write-protect or otherwise alter in any way any of the system files. WARNING: Editing, modifying, deleting, removing, write- protecting or otherwise altering the system files may result in loss of data. Staples is not providing consulting services to you related to your data management practices or policies. You are solely responsible for establishing such policies and procedures. You acknowledge and agree that Staples is not providing a disaster recovery solution hereunder. If you have excluded or failed to select any files or data for your backups, this data will not be available for retrieval. You are responsible for all aspects of Your Systems including without limitation the repair or replacement of your hardware, operating systems, applications, drivers, configurations and other components of Your System used to access, use and store data. This policy further defines some of the prohibited actions as found in Staples‟ Acceptable Use Policy, a part of the master agreement you executed when you subscribed to Staples‟ Services and which outlines the acceptable and prohibited actions on your hosted account. Owners of Staples hosted accounts are responsible for the complaints and consequences arising from use of the hosted account. Upon discovery or notification of service abuse, Staples will investigate and, without prior notice to you, may disable any account in order to protect the security, integrity and usability of the hosting services and the Staples servers and shared network. Staples defines SPAM, also known as Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) or Unsolicited Bulk Email (UBE), as any email message the recipient considers unsolicited and of a commercial nature or email sent in bulk. Staples expressly prohibits the sending of SPAM through its network and servers. If you believe that you have received SPAM (as defined above) through Staples‟ network, please send a signed complaint along with the message you received, including its complete email headers, to xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xx. Staples does not investigate or take action based on anonymous SPAM complaints. Defined as the sending of email to recipients who consider the message unsolicited email of a commercial nature or the sending of email in bulk to recipients who consider the message unsolicited email of any nature. It is one of the most serious account abuses. Defined as the collection of responses, directly or indire...
Specific Customer Responsibilities. It is important to ensure that you do not edit, modify, delete, remove, move, write-protect or otherwise alter in any way any of the system files. WARNING: Editing, modifying, deleting, removing, write-protecting or otherwise altering the system files may result in loss of data. Bell is not providing consulting services to you related to your data management practices or policies. You are solely responsible for establishing such policies and procedures. You acknowledge and agree that Bell is not providing a disaster recovery solution hereunder. If you have excluded or failed to select any files or data for your backups, this data will not be available for retrieval. You are responsible for all aspects of Your Systems including without limitation the repair or replacement of your hardware, operating systems, applications, drivers, configurations and other components of Your System used to access, use and store data.
