Handset and Aircard Service Usage Pricing Clause Samples

The "Handset and Aircard Service Usage Pricing" clause defines how charges are determined for the use of handsets and aircards under the agreement. It typically outlines the pricing structure for voice, data, and other services accessed through these devices, specifying rates, billing increments, and any applicable overage fees. By clearly establishing the cost framework for device usage, this clause ensures both parties understand the financial obligations involved and helps prevent disputes over service charges.
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