Abandoned Account definition
Examples of Abandoned Account in a sentence
If Customer’s account becomes an Abandoned Account with a balance due to Customer, Customer shall be assessed a monthly Abandoned Account Fee in the amount set forth in the Fee Schedule.
In addition, all costs incurred by CyberSource in managing Customer’s Abandoned Account, including costs associated with attempting to locate Customer to deliver Customer’s account balance or incurred with respect to escheating Customer’s funds to the appropriate governmental agency will be deducted from Customer’s account, as applicable.
After that time, we will charge your Account an Abandoned Account Fee where permitted by applicable law and escheat the remaining funds to government authorities.
In addition, all costs incurred by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ in managing Customer’s Abandoned Account, including costs associated with attempting to locate Customer to deliver Customer’s account balance or incurred with respect to escheating Customer’s funds to the appropriate governmental agency will be deducted from Customer’s account, as applicable.
If your Account remains inactive, on September 15th, we will charge the Abandoned Account Fee shown on the Fee Schedule and your Account will be subject to escheat on the first Business Day in October.
If your Account remains inactive and is presumed abandoned, on September 15th, we will charge the Abandoned Account Fee shown on the Fee Schedule and your Account will be subject to escheat and your funds will be transferred to the Commonwealth Treasurer on the first Business Day in October.
If Vendor’s Service Fees remain unpaid for a period greater than 30 days, then Shipmate Fulfillment reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to reclassify Vendor’s Account as an “Abandoned Account.” Additionally, any Account that remains unpaid for greater than 60 days will automatically be deemed an Abandoned Account.
If MERCHANT’s Usage Fees or 3rd Party Fees remain unpaid for a period greater than 30 days, then "PREP&SHIP" reserves the right, at its sole discretion to reclassify MERCHANT’s Account as an “Abandoned Account.” Additionally, any Account that remains unpaid for greater than 60 days will automatically be deemed an Abandoned Account.
If no address is available or no balance is available to pay for shipment back to the Customer, ShipRelay will liquidate the Product inventory in accordance with an Abandoned Account and apply the proceeds thereof to the cost of liquidation and any balance owed to ShipRelay by Customer.
MERCHANT has no rights to any liquidation proceeds arising from an Abandoned Account and would remain liable for any pending Usage Fees and 3rd Party Fees above and beyond the liquidation proceeds.