Virtual GiftCards Sample Clauses

Virtual GiftCards i) The Virtual GiftCards can be sent to third parties and the third parties can use the former to pay on the internet or on a POS device. You (Sender) may send Virtual GiftCards to both other users of iCard application and persons, who are not yet registered for iCard (Recipient). To do this, you need to select the virtual GiftCard and amount of the GiftCard from your iCard account and send it to the Recipient via e-mail, mobile phone number, Viber or other means, as allowed by the Service. The selected amount will be debited from the Balance in your iCard Account. You are responsible to enter the correct e-mail or mobile phone or Viber account of the Recipient of the GiftCard. We are not responsible if the Recipient does not receive the GiftCard because you have entered wrong or invalid e-mail, mobile phone or Viber or similar account, or the Recipient does not have Internet, or for other reasons beyond our control (for example the Recipient has been blocked by Viber or similar).
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