Unauthorised payment Sample Clauses

Unauthorised payment. This is where a payment sent from your account wasn’t authorised by you (or anyone who’s authorised to make payments for you).
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Unauthorised payment. This is where a payment sent from your account wasn’t authorised by you (or anyone who’s authorised to make payments for you). o Another type of security / fraud problem This is where there was another security or fraud problem, such as: o there was some other unauthorised access to your account. o your password or PIN was compromised.
Unauthorised payment. This is where a payment sent from your account wasn’t authorised by you (or anyone who’s authorised to make payments for you). • Another type of security / fraud problem This is where there was another security or fraud problem, such as: • there was some other unauthorised access to your account. • your password or PIN was compromised. • a device you have used to access our services was lost, stolen or deactivated. Follow the steps in the section “What to do in case of a security problem” in the Key Payment and Service Information as soon as possible before contacting us. • Another type of problem This is where there was another type of problem with your account or with our service which is not mentioned above. For instance, we may have made a factual, computational or mathematical error related to your PayPal when you added money to or withdrew money from your PayPal account. If a purchase that you paid for with PayPal was not as described or you have not received the purchase, the PayPal Buyer Protection Policy, not this section, may apply. Please see the PayPal Buyer Protection Policy for how to deal with these particular problems. Step 2: Tell us about the problem Contact us as soon as possible to tell us about the problem (including the type of problem you are contacting us about so that we can help you as quickly as we can). You must give us all the information we reasonably request as to the circumstances of the problem and take all reasonable steps we request to assist us in our investigation. If you tell us about your problem orally, we may require that you report your problem in writing within 10 Business Days after that. We may provide third parties with information we consider relevant in such circumstances in accordance with our Privacy Statement.
Unauthorised payment. This is where a payment sent from your account wasn't authorised by you (or anyone who's authorised to make payments for you). • Another type of security / fraud problem This is where there was another security or fraud problem, such as: • There was some other unauthorised access to your account. • Your password or PIN was compromised. • A device you have used to access our services was lost, stolen or deactivated. Follow the steps in the section “What to do in case of a security problem” in the Key Payment and Service Information as soon as possible before contacting us. • Another type of problem This is where there was another type of problem with your account or with our service which is not mentioned above. For instance, we may have made a factual, computational or mathematical error related to your PayPal when you added money to or withdrew money from your PayPal account. If a purchase that you paid for with PayPal was not as described or you have not received the purchase, PayPal Buyer Protection, not this section, may apply. Please see the PayPal Buyer Protection section for how to deal with these particular problems.

Related to Unauthorised payment

  • Authorised Users individuals who are authorised by the Institution to access the Institution's information services whether on-site or off-site via Secure Authentication and who are affiliated to the Institution as a current student (including but not limited to undergraduates, postgraduates and guest students), member of staff (whether on a permanent or temporary basis including retired members of staff and any teacher who teaches Authorised Users) or contractor or registered user of the Institution. Persons who are not currently a student, member of staff, contractor or registered user of the Institution, but who are permitted to access the Institution's information services from computer terminals or otherwise within the physical premises of the Institution ["Walk-In Users"] are also deemed to be Authorised Users, only for the time they are within the physical premises of the Institution.

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