Common use of Usage Policy Clause in Contracts

Usage Policy. At or before 60 days of non-use, American Assistance will provide notice to the subscriber that failure to use the Lifeline Services within a 30-day notice period will result in de- enrollment. Subscribers can “use” the Services by: (1) completing an outbound call; (2) purchasing minutes from the Company to add to the subscriber’s plan; (3) answering an incoming call from a party other than American Assistance; or (4) responding to direct contact from American Assistance and confirming that the subscriber wants to continue receiving the service. If the subscriber does not respond to the notice, the subscriber will be de-enrolled. This usage policy applies only to customers who do not have a regular billing relationship with the Company.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: American Broadband And, American Broadband And

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Usage Policy. At or before 60 30 days of non-use, American Assistance will provide notice to the subscriber that failure to use the Lifeline Services within a 3015-day notice period will result in de- enrollment. Subscribers can “use” the Services by: (1) completing an outbound callcall or the usage of data; (2) purchasing minutes or data from the Company to add to the subscriber’s service plan; (3) answering an incoming call from a party other than American AssistanceCompany; or (4) responding to direct contact from American Assistance Company and confirming that the subscriber wants to continue receiving the service; or (5) sending a text message. If the subscriber does not respond to the notice, the subscriber will be de-enrolled. This usage policy applies only to customers who do not have a regular billing relationship with the Company.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: American Broadband And

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Usage Policy. At or before 60 30 days of non-use, American Assistance will provide notice to the subscriber that failure to use the Lifeline Services within a 3015-day notice period will result in de- de-enrollment. Subscribers can “use” the Services by: (1) completing an outbound callcall or the usage of data; (2) purchasing minutes or data from the Company to add to the subscriber’s service plan; (3) answering an incoming call from a party other than American AssistanceCompany; or (4) responding to direct contact from American Assistance Company and confirming that the subscriber wants to continue receiving the service; or (5) sending a text message. If the subscriber does not respond to the notice, the subscriber will be de-enrolled. This usage policy applies only to customers who do not have a regular billing relationship with the Company.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: American Broadband and Telecommunications Wireless

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