Transaction Records Activity Sample Clauses

Transaction Records Activity. You will be offered a transaction record at ABMs and POS terminals for your convenience to enable you to check Account entries. Our transaction records will be conclusive proof of use of the Card or an Electronic Banking Service and will be considered your written request to perform the transaction. Even though you may be provided with a transaction record, verification number, or interim statement, our verification and acceptance of all transactions will be considered correct and binding unless there is an obvious error. Transactions completed through an Electronic Banking Service may be credited or debited to the applicable Account by us on a date we determine. This date may be different than the date on which you used the Electronic Banking Service.
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Transaction Records Activity. The Customer shall be offered a transaction record at ABMs and POS terminals for the Customer's convenience to enable the Customer to check the Account entries. The Bank's transaction records shall be conclusive proof of use of the Card or an Electronic Ba nking Service and shall be considered the Customer's written request to perform the transaction. Even though the Customer may be provided with a transaction record, verification number, or interim statement, the Bank's verification and acceptance of all transactions shall be considered correct and binding unless there is an obvious error. Transactions completed through an Electronic Banking Service may be credited or debited to the applicable Account by the Bank on a date determined by the Bank. This date may be different than t he date on which the Customer used the Electronic Banking Service.
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Transaction Records Activity. 8.1 The Customer will be offered a transaction record for each Electronic Banking Service at ATMs and POS terminals for the Customer’s convenience to enable the Customer to check the Customer’s account(s) activity. The Customer will be provided with a reference number for Tellerphone® telephone banking and other Electronic Banking Services. The Customer shall have the sole responsibility to record the reference number for each transaction. The Bank’s transaction records will be conclusive proof of the Customer’s use of the Customer’s Card and/or Authorizing Signature or an Electronic Banking Service and also will be considered the Customer’s written request to perform the Electronic Banking Service. 8.2 Even though the Customer may be provided with a transaction record or reference number, the Bank’s verification and acceptance of all transactions will be considered correct and binding, unless there is an obvious error; which the Customer must notify the Bank of and provide evidence thereto within fourteen (14) days from the date of the transaction. Transactions completed through an Electronic Banking Service may be credited or debited to the applicable account(s) by the Bank on a date determined by the Bank. This date may be different than the date on which the Customer used the Electronic Banking Service.
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