Weekly Fees definition
Examples of Weekly Fees in a sentence
Under a Loss or Theft Plan, your liability for payment of Loss or Theft Costs will be limited in accordance with the plan you have chosen, as long as you are not otherwise in breach of this Agreement and providing you are no more than 1 week in arrears with payment of Weekly Fees.
You agree to pay Bolt Bikes the Weekly Fees for use of the Bike weekly, in advance.
Weekly Fees will continue to apply for each week between the date of notification of termination and the End Date, including the week of the End Date or, if you fail to return the Bike as set out above or as otherwise instructed by Bolt Bikes, the date that the Bike is returned to Bolt Bikes.
You authorise Zoomo to debit your nominated debit or credit card with the amount of the Weekly Fees and any other Fee incurred as and when they fall due.
You authorise Bolt Bikes to debit your nominated debit or credit card with the amount of the Weekly Fees as and when they fall due.
Details about the relevant plans offered by Zoomo for payment of the Weekly Fees are set out in the Zoomo website or app and may be updated from time to time.
Weekly Fees are payable from the date that you take possession of the Bike until the ownership of the Bike is transferred to you or the Bike is returned to Bolt Bikes, as set out in this agreement, unless otherwise agreed by the parties in writing.
Weekly Fees are payable from the date that you take possession of the Bike until the Bike is returned to Bolt Bikes, as set out in this agreement, unless otherwise agreed by the parties in writing.
If we are unable to charge your preferred payment method for any outstanding charges, including Weekly Fees, we will notify you of the unsuccessful payment.
Damage & Theft Cover: If you have opted in for Damage & Theft Cover, your liability for loss or damage to the Bike will be limited to £200, as long as you are not otherwise in breach of this agreement and providing you are no more than 1 week in arrears with payment of Weekly Fees.