Common use of Terminal Receipts Clause in Contracts

Terminal Receipts. You can get a receipt at the time you make any transaction to or from your account using an ATM/ITM, Point-of- Sale terminal, or Card transaction with a participating merchant. However, we are not required to provide you with terminal receipts for transactions of $15.00 or less. You should keep your statements and receipts, as they may be admissible evidence in legal proceedings if a dispute should arise and shall constitute prima facie proof that such transfer was made.

Terminal Receipts. You can get a receipt at the time you make any transaction (except inquiries) to or from your account using an ATM/ITM, PointPoint- of-of- Sale terminal, or Check Card transaction with a participating merchant. However, we are not required to provide you with terminal receipts for transactions of $15.00 or less. You should keep your statements and receipts, as they may be admissible evidence in legal proceedings if a dispute should arise and shall constitute prima facie proof that such transfer was made.

Terminal Receipts. You can get a receipt at the time you make any transaction (except inquiries) to or from your account using an ATM/ITM, Point-of- Sale terminal, or Check Card transaction with a participating merchant. However, we are not required to provide you with terminal receipts for transactions of $15.00 of$15.00 or less. You should keep your statements and receipts, as they may be admissible evidence in legal proceedings if a dispute should arise and shall constitute prima facie proof that such transfer was made.

Terminal Receipts. You can get a receipt at the time you make any transaction (except inquiries) to or from your account using an ATM/ITM, Point-of- Sale POS terminal, or Check Card transaction with a participating merchant. However, we are not required to provide you with terminal receipts for transactions of $15.00 or less. You should keep your statements and receipts, as they may be admissible evidence in legal proceedings if a dispute should arise and shall constitute prima facie proof that such transfer was made.