Payment Plan Provider definition

Payment Plan Provider means the party with whom You have entered into Your Payment Plan Agreement, which may include Apple, an Apple Authorised Reseller, or a third-party financing institution.

Payment Plan Provider means the individual, corporation, company and/or entity providing the funds to the Contract Holder for the purchase of the Authorized Product in which such funds shall be re-paid by the Contract Holder to either the Producer or Payment Plan Provider over the course of time.

Examples of Payment Plan Provider in a sentence

• In these circumstances, the Payment Plan Provider will refund to You any Instalment payments You have made.

• In order to pay the Premium by Instalments, You will be required to enter into a Payment Plan Agreement with a Payment Plan Provider, and You can receive the Hardware Coverage or Technical Support from the time You enter into the Payment Plan Agreement.

• You (or Your Payment Plan Provider) will receive a full refund of Premium.

• If You pay Your Premium in Instalments You may cancel by contacting the Payment Plan Provider and request that they cancel Your Policy on Your behalf.

• Where You pay the Premium by Instalments and You have not paid Your Instalment arrears by the date requested in the Arrears Notice, the Payment Plan Provider may request that AIG cancel Your Policy.

• If You cancel this Policy within thirty (30) days of the date of purchase of Your Policy and You have paid Your Premium in full upfront, You will receive a refund of the whole Premium You paid, or if You cancel this Policy within thirty (30) days of the date of purchase of Your Policy and You have chosen to pay Your Premium by Instalments, You must inform the Payment Plan Provider in accordance with clause 10.2 and request that it cancel Your Payment Plan Agreement.

• Any unearned Premium arising from such a cancellation and which would otherwise be refundable to You may be paid directly on Your behalf to the Payment Plan Provider and will be credited by the Payment Plan Provider towards Your accrued arrears under the Payment Plan Agreement.

• You (or Your Payment Plan Provider) will receive a full Policy refund.

• Where You pay the Premium by installments and there are arrears, clause 6.2.4 may apply, meaning the Payment Plan Provider can request that AIG cancels Your Policy.

• If You pay Your Premium in Instalments, You may cancel by contacting the Payment Plan Provider and request that the Payment Plan Provider cancel Your Policy on Your behalf.