ACTIVATION AND DEACTIVATION OF CARDS Sample Clauses

ACTIVATION AND DEACTIVATION OF CARDS. The Participant shall notify the Company promptly through the “Renewal” or “Refresh Archive” system, of the activation of cards for a user, at least 6 hours in advance of the time when such card begins to be used. Likewise, the Participant shall promptly notify the Company of the deactivation of cards at least 2 hours in advance of when such deactivation should become effective. The respective communications may be made verbally, but in all cases must be confirmed in writing within the 24 business hours following the verbal notification. In case of card deactivation, if the aforementioned notification is not made sufficiently in advance, it shall be deemed that the card continues to be active for all effects. Once the respective notice of deactivation is received, the Company shall be liable through levis culpa for the consequences of improper or fraudulent use of cards. During non-banking hours, both the Participant and the user may give direct verbal notice to the Company for deactivating a card, which shall in any case be confirmed by the respective Participant through the Renewal system within 24 business hours after such notification.
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