Common use of Transaction Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Transaction Responsibilities. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to process your Scheduled Payments in accordance with your instructions. Unless otherwise prohibited by Applicable Law, neither we, or our Service Provider shall be liable for failure to make any payment transaction if: (1) your Account does not have sufficient funds to complete the transaction; (2) a legal order prohibits withdrawals from your Account; (3) the Account is closed, frozen, or is otherwise not authorized to be debited for the Payment Amount; (4) the transaction would cause your Account balance to exceed the overdraft credit limit; (5) you, or anyone you allow to access your Account, commits fraud or violates any law or regulation in connection with the Online Bill Payment Service; (6) the Online Bill Payment System is not working; (7) you did not provide accurate information for the Account, Payment, or Payee; (8) you did not follow the instructions or terms and conditions of the Online Bill Payment Service; (9) you knew or had been advised that the Online Bill Payment Service was not functioning properly at the time you scheduled your payment; (10) there is a postal delay; (11) circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, or improper transmission or handling by a third party) prevent, hinder or delay the transaction; or (12) you reside outside the United States or its territories or commonwealths.

Transaction Responsibilities. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to process your Scheduled Payments in accordance with your instructions. Unless otherwise prohibited by Applicable Law, neither we, or our Service Provider shall be liable for failure to make any payment transaction if: (1) your Account does not have sufficient funds to complete the transaction; (2) a legal order prohibits withdrawals from your Account; (3) the Account is closed, frozen, or is otherwise not authorized to be debited for the Payment Amount; (4) the transaction would cause your Account balance to exceed the overdraft credit limit; (5) you, or anyone you allow to access your Account, commits fraud or violates any law or regulation in connection with the Online Bill Payment Service; (6) the Online Bill Payment System is not working; (7) you did not provide accurate information for the Account, Payment, or Payee; (8) you did not follow the instructions or terms and conditions of the Online Bill Payment Service; (9) you knew or had been advised that the Online Bill Payment Service was not functioning properly at the time you scheduled your payment; (10) there is a postal delay; (11) circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, or improper transmission or handling by a third party) prevent, hinder or delay the transaction; or (12) you reside outside the United States or its territories or commonwealths.or

Transaction Responsibilities. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to process your Scheduled Payments in accordance with your instructions. Unless otherwise prohibited by Applicable Law, neither we, or our Service Provider shall be liable for failure to make any payment transaction if: (1) your Account does not have sufficient funds to complete the transaction; (2) a legal order prohibits withdrawals from your Account; (3) the Account is closed, frozen, or is otherwise not authorized to be debited for the Payment Amount; (4) the transaction would cause your Account balance to exceed the overdraft credit limit; (5) you, or anyone you allow to access your Account, commits fraud or violates any law or regulation in connection with the Online Bill Xxxx Payment Service; (6) the Online Bill Xxxx Payment System is not working; (7) you did not provide accurate information for the Account, Payment, or Payee; (8) you did not follow the instructions or terms and conditions of the Online Bill Xxxx Payment Service; (9) you knew or had been advised that the Online Bill Xxxx Payment Service was not functioning properly at the time you scheduled your payment; (10) there is a postal delay; (11) circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, or improper transmission or handling by a third party) prevent, hinder or delay the transaction; or (12) you reside outside the United States or its territories or commonwealths.