Unsolicited Electronic Messages. Article 10.21
Unsolicited Electronic Messages. 1. Each Party shall, in accordance with its laws and regulations, take appropriate and necessary measures to regulate unsolicited electronic messages, with a view to encouraging favourable conditions for the use of electronic messages, and thus contributing to the sound development of an advanced information and communication society. For these purposes, the Parties shall cooperate bilaterally and in international fora.
Unsolicited Electronic Messages. If Sprint reasonably determines that Qwest, its billing agent, or any of Qwest's End Users are utilizing the MTSMS OR MOSMS to send unsolicited electronic messages, Sprint will have the right to discontinue the provision of MTSMS OR MOSMS to the offending End User upon 10 days notice to Qwest. This prohibition does not apply to Qwest originated MTSMS messages notifying an End User when they have reached a certain credit threshold or relating to Qwest services, as long as such Qwest originated MTSMS messages or the sending thereof does not violate any applicable laws or regulations of a Governmental Authority.
