This document contains the terms and conditions for an internet service subscription with Zain in Jordan. It outlines the customer's personal and contact information, including their username and password for the service. The terms and conditions document defines key terms, describes the FOC WiMax up to 2.4Mbps internet service with a 10GB quota, and outlines the obligations of both the service provider (Zain) and the customer. It addresses issues such as service quality, fees, responsibilities, acceptable use policies, and other legal terms of the agreement.
Electronic Transactions Law - Lecture 5 : advertising and marketingCaroline B Ncube
This document discusses regulations around unsolicited commercial communications (UCC), also known as spam, in South Africa. It outlines sections 45 and 89 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA) and section 11 of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) which require senders of UCC to provide opt-out options for recipients. It also discusses forms of UCC, issues with spam, industry self-regulation, and proposed reforms to adopt an opt-in approach under the Protection of Personal Information Bill.
The document provides an overview of the telecom sector in Oman, including:
- Oman has progressively liberalized and promoted competition in the telecom sector.
- Operators offer modern telecom services to consumers.
- The sector aims to liberalize investments to support economic and social development.
New microsoft office power point presentationHarpreet Kaur
Vodafone is seeking an out-of-court settlement with the Indian government over a $2 billion tax dispute that has been ongoing for three years in Supreme Court. The Netherlands has requested India consider an alternate dispute resolution process called Mutual Agreement Procedure that could run parallel to the court case. Cabinet reshuffle is likely in mid-January, with Kapil Sibal temporarily taking over the telecommunications portfolio until it is handed to the DMK party. The CAG issued a scathing report on former telecom minister A. Raja, saying he flouted rules and ignored advice to favor certain companies in the 2008 2G spectrum allocation, causing an estimated $38 billion loss. Axis Bank agreed to acquire key businesses
This document provides an overview of CAN-SPAM, the federal anti-spam law, and related state laws. It discusses the requirements around obtaining consent for commercial emails, including express prior authorization for wireless messages. It also covers rules for sender identification, opt-out mechanisms, preemption of state laws, and enforcement of CAN-SPAM through the FTC and lawsuits.
The document provides an overview of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and recent changes to TCPA regulations and legislation in October 2013. It summarizes key aspects of the TCPA including definitions of terms, new consent requirements for autodialed and prerecorded calls/texts, increased fines for violations now ranging from $500-$1,500 per call or text, and a significant rise in TCPA lawsuit filings in recent years resulting in several multi-million dollar settlements against companies.
Email regulations and spam laws vary from region to region. This chart represents the legal requirements for email content in Canada, Europe and the United States.
First Internet Holdings v. Watchorn et al, 2006 BCSC 500Rolf Warburton
This document summarizes a court case between First Internet Holdings and Eric Watchorn regarding allegations of breach of contract relating to their business agreement. It outlines the disputed facts between the parties, including whether Watchorn assigned his trading contract to their shared company and whether First Internet was a party to their original oral agreement. It also notes procedural issues with deciding the case by summary trial given conflicts in evidence on key issues that require credibility determinations.
Electronic Transactions Law - Lecture 5 : advertising and marketingCaroline B Ncube
This document discusses regulations around unsolicited commercial communications (UCC), also known as spam, in South Africa. It outlines sections 45 and 89 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA) and section 11 of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) which require senders of UCC to provide opt-out options for recipients. It also discusses forms of UCC, issues with spam, industry self-regulation, and proposed reforms to adopt an opt-in approach under the Protection of Personal Information Bill.
The document provides an overview of the telecom sector in Oman, including:
- Oman has progressively liberalized and promoted competition in the telecom sector.
- Operators offer modern telecom services to consumers.
- The sector aims to liberalize investments to support economic and social development.
New microsoft office power point presentationHarpreet Kaur
Vodafone is seeking an out-of-court settlement with the Indian government over a $2 billion tax dispute that has been ongoing for three years in Supreme Court. The Netherlands has requested India consider an alternate dispute resolution process called Mutual Agreement Procedure that could run parallel to the court case. Cabinet reshuffle is likely in mid-January, with Kapil Sibal temporarily taking over the telecommunications portfolio until it is handed to the DMK party. The CAG issued a scathing report on former telecom minister A. Raja, saying he flouted rules and ignored advice to favor certain companies in the 2008 2G spectrum allocation, causing an estimated $38 billion loss. Axis Bank agreed to acquire key businesses
This document provides an overview of CAN-SPAM, the federal anti-spam law, and related state laws. It discusses the requirements around obtaining consent for commercial emails, including express prior authorization for wireless messages. It also covers rules for sender identification, opt-out mechanisms, preemption of state laws, and enforcement of CAN-SPAM through the FTC and lawsuits.
The document provides an overview of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and recent changes to TCPA regulations and legislation in October 2013. It summarizes key aspects of the TCPA including definitions of terms, new consent requirements for autodialed and prerecorded calls/texts, increased fines for violations now ranging from $500-$1,500 per call or text, and a significant rise in TCPA lawsuit filings in recent years resulting in several multi-million dollar settlements against companies.
Email regulations and spam laws vary from region to region. This chart represents the legal requirements for email content in Canada, Europe and the United States.
First Internet Holdings v. Watchorn et al, 2006 BCSC 500Rolf Warburton
This document summarizes a court case between First Internet Holdings and Eric Watchorn regarding allegations of breach of contract relating to their business agreement. It outlines the disputed facts between the parties, including whether Watchorn assigned his trading contract to their shared company and whether First Internet was a party to their original oral agreement. It also notes procedural issues with deciding the case by summary trial given conflicts in evidence on key issues that require credibility determinations.
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has questioned the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) authority to amend permits for mobile number portability service providers. DoT sent a letter to TRAI expressing unhappiness with a notification that increased the allowable disruption time for porting a number between providers from two to four hours. DoT argued that TRAI only has recommendatory powers and cannot override license conditions by issuing regulations. TRAI maintains that the order was aligned with the unified access service license governing the porting process, but DoT says changes cannot alter telecom licenses.
United nations convention on the use of electronicSiddhiKuperkar1
The document summarizes the key aspects of the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts. It was adopted in 2005 to promote legal certainty and predictability for international contracts formed using electronic communications. The Convention establishes that electronic communications can be used to form and perform contracts. It also defines important terms like electronic communication and digital signature. The document outlines several chapters and articles that cover things like scope, exclusions, interpretations, signatures and more.
1. Yes, an email can be considered a legal document under Philippine law. Section 11 of the E-Commerce Law of the Philippines specifies requirements for electronic documents and data messages to be considered valid, including maintaining integrity and being able to be authenticated.
2. For an electronic document to be accepted as a legal document, it must maintain integrity and reliability, remain complete and unaltered, and be reliable according to the purpose for which it was generated, as specified in Section 7 of the E-Commerce Law.
3. Yes, it is legal to create electronic contracts agreed by both parties under Section 38 of the E-Commerce Law, which allows provisions of the law to be varied by agreement of
67/2010 Issuing Service Price Control Regulationtraoman
This document is an unofficial translation of a resolution issued by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Oman regarding price control regulations for telecommunications licensees providing services in specific geographical areas. It outlines maximum price limits for various telecom services that licensees must adhere to, including packages for fixed voice, internet, and mobile services. It also describes procedures for licensees to seek approval for price changes and terms and conditions, and establishes a framework for audits, complaints, and requests related to the prices of regulated services.
Online Enforcement of IP Rights by Injunctions Against ISPs: The English Cour...Victoria Sievers
The English Court of Appeal upheld a lower court ruling granting trademark owners the ability to seek injunctions against internet service providers (ISPs) to block customer access to websites infringing on trademarks. The Court of Appeal agreed the lower court had jurisdiction and affirmed the threshold conditions and principles to apply in deciding whether to grant such injunctions. While the costs of implementing blocking orders remains a key factor in assessing proportionality, the courts found ISPs could be required to bear implementation costs, though future cases may reach different conclusions on cost apportionment. The decision allows trademark owners to continue seeking this form of injunction against ISPs in England.
The document provides an overview of cutting edge TCPA compliance solutions presented by attorney Eric Allen. It discusses DNC.com's services including automatic number scrubbing and compliance guides. The agenda covers obtaining express written consent, new VoIP risks, litigator risks, and regulatory updates. It emphasizes the importance of properly identifying and scrubbing wireless numbers to avoid TCPA violations and penalties. New FCC rules require prior express written consent to make autodialed or prerecored telemarketing calls to cell phones and for prerecorded calls to residential lines. Proper consent under the TCPA is defined and examples of non-compliant consent language are provided.
This document contains the terms of service for a free public WiFi network provided by F-Secure. It describes the service as providing internet access via WiFi or wired connection. It warns users that public WiFi has security risks and recommends users take precautions. The terms state that F-Secure may modify or discontinue the service at any time. It disclaims all warranties and limits liability. It also includes a clause requiring users to relinquish their first born child to F-Secure.
Presented by Seck Yee Chung - Partner - Baker & McKenzie Vietnam
This slideshow is from a presentation at the M2 Marketing & Media events in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam organized by ITV-Asia.com and VietnamBusiness.TV
To see videos from the events, interviews with speakers and to get information on upcoming M2 - Marketing & Media Network events please visit VietnamBusiness.TV
Post,tweet, or chat! triple play handoutJody O'Brien
As our real estate world becomes more Virtual and less Bricks & Mortar how do we apply the laws, regulations, and ethics to our Virtual Office. This program will provide the knowledge, skills, and tools to manage your communication, advertising, and social media in a legal, ethical and successful manner. This class is ideal for brokers and managers but also great for the agent on the street or should we say in the cloud.
Trending methods of international service of processSteven Silton
This document discusses trends in methods of international service of process. It notes that courts are beginning to accept new methods like email and Facebook in addition to traditional methods under the Hague Convention. The document outlines the traditional Hague Convention process and then discusses how courts have started allowing email service when email is regularly used by the defendant. It also discusses how some courts have allowed service via Facebook. The document concludes that as technology continues to advance, courts will likely continue interpreting acceptable service methods broadly to include new technologies in order to provide adequate notice to defendants.
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
This document is an application for access to the COVERSnet system, which allows carriers to process documents for IFTA and IRP. It requests basic business and contact information for the applicant. The applicant agrees to keep usernames and passwords secure and comply with all security and confidentiality policies. They also agree that any data submitted through COVERSnet must be true and accurate, and is subject to audit. By signing, the applicant acknowledges understanding and agreeing to comply with IFTA, IRP, and Utah Tax Commission requirements.
This document provides an overview and summary of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL):
1. It introduces CASL and outlines its key provisions regarding commercial electronic messages, altering transmission data, and installing computer programs without consent.
2. CASL significantly increases liability for violations, with maximum penalties of $10 million for corporations and $1 million for individuals. It also establishes a private right of action.
3. The presentation defines key terms in CASL, outlines consent requirements and exemptions for sending commercial electronic messages, and reviews compliance strategies.
Mobile Regulations, Laws and Procedures_Michael HanleySara Quinn
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
This document outlines rules governing anti-competitive behavior in the telecommunications sector. It defines anti-competitive agreements and behaviors that restrict competition. The regulatory authority is empowered to investigate potential anti-competitive conduct and impose penalties if violations are found. These include fines, requiring apologies, mandating dispute resolution, and imposing reporting requirements. The goal is to protect competition and ensure a sustainable market in Oman's telecommunications industry.
166/2007 On the regulation of Internet servicestraoman
This document outlines regulations for internet service provision in commercial outlets and public places in Oman as per Resolution No. 166/2007.
The key points are:
1) Internet service may not be offered in commercial outlets and public places without registration with the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.
2) Only licensed Internet Service Providers can provide internet access.
3) Internet cafes must comply with regulations around notifying authorities of closures, installing antivirus software, informing users of prohibited content, preventing access to prohibited software/hardware, authenticating and logging user data.
4) Internet cafes are prohibited from allowing Voice Over IP calls and must enable officials to inspect premises and equipment for compliance
SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR WEBSITE HOSTING SERVICES ON A ...webhostingguy
The document outlines special conditions for website hosting services on a dedicated server. It defines key terms like dedicated hosting services, dedicated server, and website. It specifies the supplier's obligations to provide hosting services and hardware/software. It also outlines the customer's responsibilities regarding server management, content, and compliance. The conditions cover terms, termination policies, and liability limitations.
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has questioned the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) authority to amend permits for mobile number portability service providers. DoT sent a letter to TRAI expressing unhappiness with a notification that increased the allowable disruption time for porting a number between providers from two to four hours. DoT argued that TRAI only has recommendatory powers and cannot override license conditions by issuing regulations. TRAI maintains that the order was aligned with the unified access service license governing the porting process, but DoT says changes cannot alter telecom licenses.
United nations convention on the use of electronicSiddhiKuperkar1
The document summarizes the key aspects of the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts. It was adopted in 2005 to promote legal certainty and predictability for international contracts formed using electronic communications. The Convention establishes that electronic communications can be used to form and perform contracts. It also defines important terms like electronic communication and digital signature. The document outlines several chapters and articles that cover things like scope, exclusions, interpretations, signatures and more.
1. Yes, an email can be considered a legal document under Philippine law. Section 11 of the E-Commerce Law of the Philippines specifies requirements for electronic documents and data messages to be considered valid, including maintaining integrity and being able to be authenticated.
2. For an electronic document to be accepted as a legal document, it must maintain integrity and reliability, remain complete and unaltered, and be reliable according to the purpose for which it was generated, as specified in Section 7 of the E-Commerce Law.
3. Yes, it is legal to create electronic contracts agreed by both parties under Section 38 of the E-Commerce Law, which allows provisions of the law to be varied by agreement of
67/2010 Issuing Service Price Control Regulationtraoman
This document is an unofficial translation of a resolution issued by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Oman regarding price control regulations for telecommunications licensees providing services in specific geographical areas. It outlines maximum price limits for various telecom services that licensees must adhere to, including packages for fixed voice, internet, and mobile services. It also describes procedures for licensees to seek approval for price changes and terms and conditions, and establishes a framework for audits, complaints, and requests related to the prices of regulated services.
Online Enforcement of IP Rights by Injunctions Against ISPs: The English Cour...Victoria Sievers
The English Court of Appeal upheld a lower court ruling granting trademark owners the ability to seek injunctions against internet service providers (ISPs) to block customer access to websites infringing on trademarks. The Court of Appeal agreed the lower court had jurisdiction and affirmed the threshold conditions and principles to apply in deciding whether to grant such injunctions. While the costs of implementing blocking orders remains a key factor in assessing proportionality, the courts found ISPs could be required to bear implementation costs, though future cases may reach different conclusions on cost apportionment. The decision allows trademark owners to continue seeking this form of injunction against ISPs in England.
The document provides an overview of cutting edge TCPA compliance solutions presented by attorney Eric Allen. It discusses DNC.com's services including automatic number scrubbing and compliance guides. The agenda covers obtaining express written consent, new VoIP risks, litigator risks, and regulatory updates. It emphasizes the importance of properly identifying and scrubbing wireless numbers to avoid TCPA violations and penalties. New FCC rules require prior express written consent to make autodialed or prerecored telemarketing calls to cell phones and for prerecorded calls to residential lines. Proper consent under the TCPA is defined and examples of non-compliant consent language are provided.
This document contains the terms of service for a free public WiFi network provided by F-Secure. It describes the service as providing internet access via WiFi or wired connection. It warns users that public WiFi has security risks and recommends users take precautions. The terms state that F-Secure may modify or discontinue the service at any time. It disclaims all warranties and limits liability. It also includes a clause requiring users to relinquish their first born child to F-Secure.
Presented by Seck Yee Chung - Partner - Baker & McKenzie Vietnam
This slideshow is from a presentation at the M2 Marketing & Media events in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam organized by ITV-Asia.com and VietnamBusiness.TV
To see videos from the events, interviews with speakers and to get information on upcoming M2 - Marketing & Media Network events please visit VietnamBusiness.TV
Post,tweet, or chat! triple play handoutJody O'Brien
As our real estate world becomes more Virtual and less Bricks & Mortar how do we apply the laws, regulations, and ethics to our Virtual Office. This program will provide the knowledge, skills, and tools to manage your communication, advertising, and social media in a legal, ethical and successful manner. This class is ideal for brokers and managers but also great for the agent on the street or should we say in the cloud.
Trending methods of international service of processSteven Silton
This document discusses trends in methods of international service of process. It notes that courts are beginning to accept new methods like email and Facebook in addition to traditional methods under the Hague Convention. The document outlines the traditional Hague Convention process and then discusses how courts have started allowing email service when email is regularly used by the defendant. It also discusses how some courts have allowed service via Facebook. The document concludes that as technology continues to advance, courts will likely continue interpreting acceptable service methods broadly to include new technologies in order to provide adequate notice to defendants.
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
This document is an application for access to the COVERSnet system, which allows carriers to process documents for IFTA and IRP. It requests basic business and contact information for the applicant. The applicant agrees to keep usernames and passwords secure and comply with all security and confidentiality policies. They also agree that any data submitted through COVERSnet must be true and accurate, and is subject to audit. By signing, the applicant acknowledges understanding and agreeing to comply with IFTA, IRP, and Utah Tax Commission requirements.
This document provides an overview and summary of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL):
1. It introduces CASL and outlines its key provisions regarding commercial electronic messages, altering transmission data, and installing computer programs without consent.
2. CASL significantly increases liability for violations, with maximum penalties of $10 million for corporations and $1 million for individuals. It also establishes a private right of action.
3. The presentation defines key terms in CASL, outlines consent requirements and exemptions for sending commercial electronic messages, and reviews compliance strategies.
Mobile Regulations, Laws and Procedures_Michael HanleySara Quinn
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
This document outlines rules governing anti-competitive behavior in the telecommunications sector. It defines anti-competitive agreements and behaviors that restrict competition. The regulatory authority is empowered to investigate potential anti-competitive conduct and impose penalties if violations are found. These include fines, requiring apologies, mandating dispute resolution, and imposing reporting requirements. The goal is to protect competition and ensure a sustainable market in Oman's telecommunications industry.
166/2007 On the regulation of Internet servicestraoman
This document outlines regulations for internet service provision in commercial outlets and public places in Oman as per Resolution No. 166/2007.
The key points are:
1) Internet service may not be offered in commercial outlets and public places without registration with the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.
2) Only licensed Internet Service Providers can provide internet access.
3) Internet cafes must comply with regulations around notifying authorities of closures, installing antivirus software, informing users of prohibited content, preventing access to prohibited software/hardware, authenticating and logging user data.
4) Internet cafes are prohibited from allowing Voice Over IP calls and must enable officials to inspect premises and equipment for compliance
SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR WEBSITE HOSTING SERVICES ON A ...webhostingguy
The document outlines special conditions for website hosting services on a dedicated server. It defines key terms like dedicated hosting services, dedicated server, and website. It specifies the supplier's obligations to provide hosting services and hardware/software. It also outlines the customer's responsibilities regarding server management, content, and compliance. The conditions cover terms, termination policies, and liability limitations.
This document outlines the general terms and conditions for NETIM's shared hosting services. It defines key terms like bandwidth, customer, domain name, server, etc. It details the service duration of 1 year minimum, pricing terms, technical restrictions, customer responsibilities, and NETIM's responsibilities regarding server management and maintenance. The document also covers electronic mail services, DNS management, and technical support policies.
Bitcodes virtual office terms of serviceNiyi Bankole
This document outlines the terms of an agreement between Bitcodes, a provider of virtual office and coworking space services, and a client. It details three levels of services Bitcodes offers - correspondence only, telephone answering, and a fully furnished workspace. The agreement has an initial term that automatically renews, and can be terminated by either party with advance notice. It also outlines policies regarding house rules, confidentiality, applicable law, liability waivers, fees including deposits and payments, and compliance with laws.
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This document outlines the rules and conditions for a Class II license to provide additional public telecommunication services in Oman. It includes definitions of key terms, general provisions, license fees and durations, and specific conditions regarding quality of service, customer obligations, tariffs, and more. The license allows the provision of additional services, subject to approval by Oman's telecommunications regulatory authority, and is granted for an initial period of five years, renewable according to regulations.
This document outlines the rules and conditions for a Class II license to provide additional public telecommunication services in Oman. It includes definitions of key terms, the scope of services permitted under the license, general guidelines for licensees, fees and royalty payments, license duration and renewal processes, conditions for modification or termination of the license, and various operational conditions for licensees regarding quality of service, customer obligations, numbering, privacy, billing and more. The license allows providers to offer additional telecom services through basic public fixed or mobile networks, but prohibits the provision of other core services like basic voice, public data or satellite services.
This document outlines the terms of an agreement between BurstNET Technologies Inc. and a client for BurstNET services. Key points include: BurstNET will provide services listed in Exhibit A in exchange for payment by the client; the client has 30 days to evaluate services and notify BurstNET of any deficiencies; BurstNET reserves the right to change fees with 30 days notice; the agreement details responsibilities of both parties regarding content, confidentiality, proprietary rights, and non-competition terms.
The document summarizes key aspects of internet regulation in the UK, focusing on the E-Commerce Regulations and Distance Selling Regulations. It discusses requirements for information that must be provided by online service providers to consumers. This includes general information, terms and conditions, order processes, commercial communications, and cancellation rights. It provides examples of how these regulations apply and consequences for non-compliance, such as enforcement actions and liability.
This document contains a sign up form and terms and conditions for fibre internet services offered by Sonic Telecoms. It lists various capped and uncapped fibre packages with different speeds and data allowances, along with the monthly rates. It also outlines service level agreements for different priority levels on the network. The terms and conditions section covers topics such as payment terms, charges, use of customer premise equipment, liability, and termination conditions.
This document provides an introduction to electronic contracting under South African law. It discusses key concepts like the requirements for a valid contract, the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, and when electronic contracts are formed. It also covers types of electronic contracts like shrinkwrap and clickwrap agreements, and issues around standard terms and conditions in electronic contracts, including cases that address incorporating terms by reference and enforcing exemption clauses.
This document is a contract between Smarter Computer and Sim Educare Day Care to provide IT outsourcing services. It outlines 27 services to be provided including unlimited on-site and remote support, loaning replacement hardware, backups, network setup, virus protection, software installation, and training. It specifies 3 computers and no servers covered. The contract is for 2 years with automatic yearly renewal and payment is due quarterly. It also lists terms regarding responsibilities, terminations, and prohibiting hiring of Smarter Computer employees.
Specranet SLA for all customers requiring internet servicesRaymondSmith96
This document is a service level agreement between Spectranet Limited, an internet service provider in Nigeria, and a customer. It outlines the key terms of the agreement, including definitions of terms, scope of services provided, service level commitments around metrics like latency, packet loss and network availability, as well as terms around billing, maintenance and dispute resolution. The SLA aims to provide the customer with a premium level of internet connectivity and network reliability.
This software as a service agreement outlines the terms for a customer to use a supplier's web and software applications as a subscription service. Key points include: the customer purchases user subscriptions that allow authorized users to access the services and documentation; the supplier retains ownership of the software and services; fees are charged on a monthly basis based on the number of user subscriptions; the contract details each party's rights and responsibilities regarding use of the services, support, proprietary rights, liability, term and termination.
This document summarizes Myanmar's Telecommunications Law, which regulates telecommunications services and equipment in the country. Some key points:
- It establishes rules for licensing telecommunications services and equipment. Service licenses are required for network facilities, network services, and application services. Equipment licenses are also required for some telecom equipment.
- Licensees must comply with technical and quality standards set by the regulator. Tariffs must be approved, and licensees cannot engage in anti-competitive behavior.
- The regulator manages spectrum allocation and numbering/addressing plans. It also inspects services and equipment to ensure compliance with the law.
- Rules cover installation and maintenance of network infrastructure, as well as dispute resolution
This document outlines the terms and conditions for using an online futures trading system called Upbeatf.uk. It details 16 sections that cover preliminary provisions, the subject of the agreement, placement and targeting of trades, advertising information and placement, termination of advertising, prohibited use, payment, pricing and reporting, remedies, compensation for losses, confidentiality, duration and termination, consequences of termination, assignment, force majeure, other provisions, and applicable law. The terms provide the legal framework for using the trading services on the Upbeatf.uk platform.
I. To port a mobile number to a new service provider, contact the new provider to obtain the Customer Acquisition Form (CAF) and Porting Form and check eligibility requirements.
II. To get a Unique Porting Code (UPC) needed to fill out the porting form, send an SMS from the number to be ported to 1900 with the text "PORT" followed by the 10-digit number.
III. Submit the completed CAF, porting form, and required documents to the new provider. The number will be ported on the 7th working day, with service disruption of around 2 hours during porting.
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Unlocking WhatsApp Marketing with HubSpot: Integrating Messaging into Your Ma...Niswey
50 million companies worldwide leverage WhatsApp as a key marketing channel. You may have considered adding it to your marketing mix, or probably already driving impressive conversions with WhatsApp.
But wait. What happens when you fully integrate your WhatsApp campaigns with HubSpot?
That's exactly what we explored in this session.
We take a look at everything that you need to know in order to deploy effective WhatsApp marketing strategies, and integrate it with your buyer journey in HubSpot. From technical requirements to innovative campaign strategies, to advanced campaign reporting - we discuss all that and more, to leverage WhatsApp for maximum impact. Check out more details about the event here https://events.hubspot.com/events/details/hubspot-new-delhi-presents-unlocking-whatsapp-marketing-with-hubspot-integrating-messaging-into-your-marketing-strategy/
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The Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs to Follow in 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
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AI Transformation Playbook: Thinking AI-First for Your BusinessArijit Dutta
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1. UserName: zainvk8zj1@zain Password: hnyki9t52x
Service Name: FOC WiMax up to 2.4Mbps, quota 10GB
First Name: Second Name:
Last Name: National No.
Company: City:
P.O. Box: 01000 Postal Code: 01000
First Email: Second Email:
Creation Date: Cell Phone:
Fixed Phone: 0796019999 Fax:
Account Manager: 3552, ALAA HABASH
Customer Signature:
www.zain.com P.O.Box 940821 Amman 11194 Jordan -Phone 96265803000 - Fax :96265829114
2. Terms and Conditions of ADSL, WiMax and Dial Up Subscription
1. recitals:
a) The following terms and conditions have been issued by the Company and have been approved by the TRC. The Company may amend
these terms and conditions provided it acquires the TRC's prior approval. These terms and conditions come into effect (30) days after the
date of its publication or sending a copy thereof to the client, unless the client objected to these amendments to the TRC or the Licensee in
writing prior to the expiry of the (30) days.
b) These terms and conditions are issued in both Arabic and English, in the case of contradiction between the two, the Arabic version shall
prevail.
c) The Company provides the Service to the Customer according to the terms of the License granted to it by the TRC.
d) The Customer acknowledges that he has read these terms and conditions before signing the contract, and accordingly accepted them.
e) The above recitals is considered part and parcel of the contract and should be read with it.
2-Definitions:
The following terms shall have the following meanings, unless indicated otherwise:
"Telecommunication Law": Telecommunication Law No. 13 for the year 1995 and its amendments.
“TRC”: The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.
"Company": Jordan Data Communications Services Company, referred to hereinafter the Company.
"Customers”: Any natural or corporate personpersons or its delegate who signs on the application forms after reading and accepting all
the terms and conditions herein.
"License": the agreement or contract signed between the Company and the TRC whereby the Company is authorized to provide Public
Telecommunication Services according to the terms of Telecommunications Law and the Regulations issued thereof.
"ServiceServices”: the Serviceservices provided to the Customer under this contract including access to the internet and any other
services requested by the Customer from time-to-time as stated in the Contract.
"Account": the subscription granted to the Customer to access the Internet as per the conditions of the subscription contract.
"Subscription Application Form": is the printed application at the back of the subscription contract, filled by the Customer with identification
information and address, and the services he intends to subscribe to.
"Subscription Contract": Are the terms and conditions and the Subscription Application Form and any other addendums that govern the
relationship between the parties, of which a copy was provided to the Customer.
"Force Majeure": is the exceptional incident that neither can be foreseen nor prevented, which makes the implementation of the obligation
impossible whereby the Company becomes unable to execute its obligations according to this contract.
"Internet Protocol": specifies the methods on how the information is divided to smaller parts called packet if necessary, whereby the
receiving party can only receive the information by using the same method on the Network.
"ADSL": Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line.
"WiMax": Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access.
"Dial Up": connect to the Internet by using the fixed line.
3. Description of the Service:
The Company provides its Customers with Internet Service, through its shops distributed in the Kingdom, with different downloading
speeds starting from (128kbps) up to the highest speed available, and different Download Limitations starting from (4GB) up to the
Customer Request. Checking whether the Service reached the Customer is carried by receiving the Customer's call to the call center and
responding to his enquiries about his Account.
4. Quality of Service
The Company shall use its best efforts to provide high quality service that allows the Customer to benefit from the Service according to its
obligations as per the Quality Control instructions as amended from time to time and according to the Company's License.
a) The Customer acknowledges that the Company shall not be held liable for any variance, malfunction or outage that could affect the
Service from time to time by reason of Force Majeure. Furthermore, the Company shall not be held liable to compensate the Customer for
any losses or damages that may occur due to his misuse of the Service. In all cases the Customer shall lose his right to object to the
above or to claim any compensation for such losses unless agreed otherwise.
b) The Company hereby undertakes to repair any breakdown upon its occurrence, within reasonable time, in accordance with the terms
and conditions of its License.
5. Obligations of the Company
The Company shall furnish the Customers according to the terms and conditions of this Contract with the following:
a) Internet Service according to the agreed conditions and periods herein.
b) Username and password.
c) Activation of the Account as soon as the required payment is made to the Company.
d) Ensure connecting the Customer with the Service within a period not exceeding two weeks from the date of the Application to subscribe
to the Service.
e) protect the confidentiality of Customer information and not disclose it except for the information that the Customer allows to disclose or
information required to be disclosed pursuant to the demand of specialized bodies to execute judicial and administrative orders or upon an
official request from the TRC.
f) exert all possible efforts to reconnect the Service in case of Technical failure or in case of emergency or due to alteration or
maintenance, and not to give any declaration that the Service and/or Network is free of faults.
g) compensate the Customer in case of malfunction or outage in the Service resulting from the malfunction or outage, such compensation
should be in proportion with the duration of the malfunction and/or outage if this malfunction and/or outage was a result of internal factors
of the Company (except for occasions where the Service is stopped for maintenance, alterations or expansion of the Network, provided the
Customer is informed of the same prior to such stoppage). Compensation should be according to the agreement of the two parties, and it
should include for example, return of money, deductions, granting extra hours or extra bands only, the Company shall not be responsible
to compensate the Customer for any loss or damages the Customer may incur as a result of the said malfunction and/or outage.
h) inform the Customer about any changes that may occur on the Company's address and phone numbers in the way it deems
appropriate.
6) Obligations of the Customer
The Customer shall undertake the following:
a) Prepare all necessary means to use the Services such as the computer, telephone service and modem.
b) Use the Service by means of equipment that are licensed or pre- approved by the TRC. Any violation of the above shall result in direct
stoppage of benefiting from the service.
c) Undertake all necessary preparations required to comply with the Company's installation and maintenance instructions and shall procure
the equipment and software necessary to implement the Service.
d) Be responsible for the use and compatibility of equipment or software not provided by the Company. In the event that Customer uses
equipment of software not provided by the Company which impairs Customer’s efficient use of the Service, Customer shall nonetheless be
liable for payment for the Service.
e) Maintain the Secrecyconfidentially of the username and password.
f) Notify the Company of any changes of Customer information related to the Subscription.
g) Pay the Service fees according to the prices specified in the Application form or the attached addendum.
h) Notify the Company immediately followed by a written complaint in the case where the handset and/or personal subscription information
get lost or stolen, in order for the Company to take all necessary actions.
i) Not to use or utilize the Services, username or the password for any illegal, improper andor immoral purposes including but not limited
to harassment, fraud, infringement of intellectual property right, or for real- time
Voice service.
j) Customer undertakes not to use or allow the use of the Services for purposes that endangers security, general safety and/or ethics, or to
use it in a manner that violates or contravenes applicable laws or regulation.
k) Not to trade on connectivity, resell, or lease the Services, however the Custmer may transfer or assign the Services to a third party
after obtaining the prior written consent of the Company.
7) Payment of Charges and Fees
a) Upon subscription to the Service, the Customer shall pay subscription fees and any other fees for additional services as per the rates
and tariffs determined and published by the Company.
b) the Company may request the Customer, whether at the time of signing of the contract, or at any time during its duration, to deposit a
guarantee or surety for the Services subscribed to by the Customer, provided that such amount does not exceed the expected amount of
the bill for three months. The Company may use this amount to cover any costs and or fees the Customer failed to pay.
c) where the Customer terminates the contract for any reason whatsoever, the Company shall, after deducting all due amounts, return to
the Customer the remaining deposit within one month for the date of termination.
d) the Company shall send a monthly or yearly detailed invoice to the Customer's address specified in the Subscription application , all
amounts shall become due within (21) days from the date of invoice. The invoice is considered a notification of payment provided it
indicates so.
e) the Company is entitled to increase or decrease the rates and tariffs during the subscription contract. In case of increase, the Company
shall notify the Customer of such increase one month prior to its implementation through publishing the new rates and tariffs in two local
daily newspapers in accordance with the provisions of the Law and License.
f) The above mentioned rates are subject to the Sales tax ,however should the Service become subject to any additional tariff or duties
imposed by the government during the term of this contract ,such tariff or duties will be added to the Subscription feed even after signing
the Contract .
g) The Customer shall pay the chargesfees along with all the duties and taxes that are levied by the relevant authorities in Jordan which
are collected by the Company on their behalf.
h) the records of the Company are considered valid evidence on the amounts due, unless the Customer proves otherwise.
8) Term and Validity of Contract
a) The term of this Contract shall be for a minimum period of one year. The validity of the contract starts from the date of connecting the
Service to the Customer.
b) The Contract shall be renewed automatically for similar periods unless either party notifies the other of his intention to terminate 30 days
prior to its expiry.
c) The parties may agree in writing to terminate the contract during its validity.
9) Suspension of Service
The Company may suspend the Service, completely or temporarily in any of the following events:
a) Temporarily suspend the Service when there is an alteration or maintenance in the System, provided that the customer is notified prior
to such suspension, and the Service is reconnected as soon as possible without payment of any reconnection fees.
b) Temporarily suspend the Service upon the written request of the Customer: provided that the Customer settles all his due financial
obligations as per the agreement between the two parties.
c) Entirely suspend the Service for security and public safety reasons or upon the fraudulent or unethical use of the Service.
d) The Company has the right to suspend the Service entirely or temporarily according to a written request from the Security and Judicial
bodies or from the TRC, in this case the Company is not liable to compensate the Customer for any incurred damages resulting from such
suspension.
10) Termination of Contract
10-1 the Company may terminate this contract at any time without notifying the Customer, in any of the following events:
a. The Customer's death, if an individual; and its bankruptcy of it was a company, unless agreed otherwise.
b) Liquidation or bankruptcy of the Company or revocation of the Company's license or its successors for any reason; and in the case of
voluntary liquidation, the Company shall notify its Customers of its intention two months prior to the date of liquidation.
c) The Customer violates any of the terms and conditions herein and /or his violation of the Telecommunication Law.
d) the Customer fails to pay his due invoices after the lapse of 14 days from the due date.
www.zain.com P.O.Box 940821 Amman 11194 Jordan -Phone 96265803000 - Fax :96265829114
3. 10-2 The Company may revoke the contract if it discovered that the Customer had supplied it with wrong and/or delusive and/or fraudulent
information, and the Customer did not rectify his position within one week from the date of notifying him to do so.
10-3 The Customer has the right to terminate this Contract solely provided he informs the Company of his intention 30 days prior of the
date of termination, provided that he settles all due financial obligations.
10-4 In all cases suspension, disconnection, termination of this Agreement shall not release the Customer from any of the due amounts
under this Contract.
11) Complaints and Dispute Resolution
a) The Company has dedicated the following number (0796079079) extension (3) and email address (info_zaindate@jo.zain .com) for
customer care. Review and response to any complaint is carried rapidly, if it was proved that a financial claim or any complained regarding
the level of the Service is accurate, necessary procedures shall be taken to reimburse the Customer for any wrong billing in a period not
exceeding one month from the date of filing the complaint. The Company shall receive the Customer's complaints and route it to a the
person appointed to try and solve it rapidly.
b) This Contract shall be governed by the applicable laws in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and the Courts of the Hashemite Kingdom
of Jordan shall have the sole jurisdiction over any conflict, controversy or any dispute resulting ofrelating to this contract and its
interpretation. The Customer shall also have the right to appeal to the TRC in disputes related to the level of the Service and/or to solve
any dispute or conflict relating to the terms and conditions of this Contract.
c) The Company undertakes to solve all Customers complaints, taking into consideration the rights of both parties stated herein.
12) General Conditions
a)The internet is not owned, operated or managed by the Company; therefore the Company does not control the contents on the internet
in any way or form.
b)The Services is provided on any "as is" and "as available" basis without Warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied, including
but not limited to warranties of title, non-infringement of intellectual property rights or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a
particular purpose.
c)The Company shall not be liable for any and all the losses claimed by the Customer as a result of the use, inability to use or misuse the
Service(s) or any software used in conjunction therewith.
d)Bandwidth speed is not guaranteed.
e)Nothing in this Contract grants/ transfers/ allows the use of the trade marks/ patents/ logo/ service marks/ trade names/ service names/
trade names of the Company or its parent company or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries in any method or form.
f)The Company has the right to refuse to accept any application by a Customer until all due amounts on any previous subscriptions have
been paid; nevertheless acceptance of any application does not mean that the Company waved its right to claim and collect any amount
due from this Customer for any previous Subscriptions.
g)All notice or other communications required or permitted hereunder shall be deemed received by the other party if sent in writing via fax,
telex, electronic mail or registered mail at the respective registered addresses specified in this Agreement.
www.zain.com P.O.Box 940821 Amman 11194 Jordan -Phone 96265803000 - Fax :96265829114