Common use of Use of Outside Market Clause in Contracts

Use of Outside Market. Although Broadvoice sells services primarily to Subscribers domiciled in the primary market, Broadvoice’s Services are nomadic by nature and may be accessible through an Internet connection virtually anywhere a broadband connection is available. Regulation of IP-based telephony services varies significantly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. For example, some countries have prohibited IP- based telephony services that interconnect with the local PSTN, and others require the user to obtain a specific consent or license. In addition, internet service providers (ISPs) in some countries may impose contractual restrictions on the use of their services for IP- based telephony. Methods of enforcement range from number blocking and suspension of internet service to fines and criminal penalties. Before ordering services for use in a jurisdiction outside the primary market, Subscriber is urged to consult with counsel for advice regarding its proposed use of the Services in that jurisdiction. Subscriber shall be solely responsible and liable for any violation of local Laws or breach of third-party contract terms resulting from Subscriber’s use of the services outside the primary market, regardless of whether Broadvoice has consented to such use.

Use of Outside Market. Although Broadvoice sells services primarily to Subscribers domiciled in the primary market, Broadvoice’s Services are nomadic by nature and may be accessible through an Internet connection virtually anywhere a broadband connection is available. Regulation of IP-based telephony services varies significantly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. For example, some countries have prohibited IP- IP-based telephony services that interconnect with the local PSTN, and others require the user to obtain a specific consent or license. In addition, internet service providers (ISPs) in some countries may impose contractual restrictions on the use of their services for IP- IP-based telephony. Methods of enforcement range from number blocking and suspension of internet service to fines and criminal penalties. Before ordering services for use in a jurisdiction outside the primary market, Subscriber is urged to consult with counsel for advice regarding its proposed use of the Services in that jurisdiction. Subscriber shall be solely responsible and liable for any violation of local Laws or breach of third-party contract terms resulting from Subscriber’s use of the services outside the primary market, regardless of whether Broadvoice has consented to such use.