Third Party Based Fee Changes Sample Clauses

Third Party Based Fee Changes. SERVICERS will provide CUSTOMER with at least thirty (30) days’ advance notice of any increased or new Third Party Based Fees. However, SERVICERS’ ability to provide such notice depends on SERVICERS’ receipt of timely notice from the applicable Persons and in those instances, SERVICERS may not be able to provide CUSTOMER with thirty (30) days notice. In any event, any increased or new Third Party Based Fees will become effective and CUSTOMER shall be responsible for paying them as of the date specified in the notice.
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