Airtime Service Provider definition

Airtime Service Provider means an entity that provides Airtime Services.

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Airtime Service Provider means an entity that provides wide-area wireless network services, and may provide other Airtime Services that support or enhance Your BlackBerry Solution.

Airtime Service Provider means a third party supplying airtime services to the Customer.

Examples of Airtime Service Provider in a sentence

• If You wish to obtain support from RIM after the expiry of the warranty period, please contact RIM at ▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ (or such other location listed on ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/legal/) or Your Airtime Service Provider.

• Calls to Emergency Services are not processed through video chat features or MVS, and will only be processed from a BlackBerry Handheld Product where wireless cellular coverage is available from an Airtime Service Provider.

• Your Airtime Service Provider may limit which RIM Services and Third Party Services are made available to You.

• Certain Products may require airtime services or the support of Your Airtime Service Provider or are only compatible with specific models of Handheld Products.

• Your Airtime Service Provider must permit You to access the Third Party Service through Your Handheld Product in order for You to do so.

• RIM may perform all obligations to be performed under this Agreement directly or may have some or all obligations performed by its contractor or subcontractors, and/or in the case of Airtime Services, by the Airtime Service Provider or its subsidiaries or affiliates.

• In most instances, Your BlackBerry Solution will require a subscription for Airtime Services in order to use Your BlackBerry Solution and You must acquire this subscription through an Airtime Service Provider (or where available through RIM on behalf of an Airtime Service Provider) which Airtime Services shall be subject to the terms and conditions of such Airtime Service Provider.

• If Your personal information is disclosed to Your Airtime Service Provider, or third parties with products or services used with Your BBM Solution, it is subject to applicable agreement(s) and privacy policies of such third parties, and You should review such terms before using Third Party Services and Third Party Software.

• Your Airtime Service Provider may limit which Services and Third Party Services are made available to You.

• To enhance Your experience with the BlackBerry Solution, RIM may provide or otherwise make available from time-to-time, Third Party Software for use with the BlackBerry Handheld Product at no charge (other than transmission fees charged by Your Airtime Service Provider).

More Definitions of Airtime Service Provider

Airtime Service Provider means a third party supplying airtime services to the Customer. “Contract” means a Customer Order Form submitted by the Customer to ST Telco for Services. “Customer” means the customer detailed on the Contract.

Airtime Service Provider means the service provider that supports the BlackBerry Solution. If You wish information about which service providers support the BlackBerry Solution from whom You subscribe for airtime services in Your location, please contact RIM via legal@rim.com.

Airtime Service Provider means a third-party supplying airtime services to the Customer.

Airtime Service Provider means the service provider whose wide-area network supports Your BlackBerry Solution. If You wish information about which service providers support the BlackBerry Solution in Your location please contact RIM via ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Airtime services provided by an Airtime Service Provider are not required for all Handheld Products, for example those configured to operate only on wireless local area networks.

Airtime Service Provider means the service provider of Airtime Services selected by you that supports the Service.

Airtime Service Provider means a third party supplying airtime services to the Customer. “Change of Control” means in relation to the Customer where there is a material change in the exercise, control or holding of the voting shares (unless this is due to an internal group reorganisation).