Common use of Modifications to the Service Clause in Contracts

Modifications to the Service. (a) GTC reserves the right, without notice, to modify or discontinue Services or any function or feature of the Services, either on a temporary or permanent basis, whenever it deems necessary. Modifications to Services may include different technologies, rates, and/or charges. (b) GTC may at any time introduce and offer Service rate plans with higher or lower levels or costs of Service than the Service subscribed for by Customer pursuant to Customer’s Application for Services. GTC may, but is not required to, upgrade Customer’s Service level or features at any time, provided GTC does not increase the price of Services (other than as authorized by this Agreement). (c) GTC will attempt, but is not required, to provide prior notice of planned service outages, and shall have no liability for failure to provide notice. GTC may post such notifications on its website, via Customer email, or via GTC’s authorized social media outlets, including Facebook and Twitter. It is the Customer's responsibility to check for notifications via GTC’s website, Customer’s GTC email address or GTC’s social media outlets.

Modifications to the Service. (a) GTC reserves the right, without notice, to modify or discontinue Services or any function or feature of the Services, either on a temporary or permanent basis, whenever it deems necessary. Modifications to Services may include different technologies, rates, and/or charges. (b) GTC may at any time introduce and offer Service rate plans with higher or lower levels or costs of Service than the Service subscribed for by Customer pursuant to Customer’s Application for ServicesApplication. GTC may, but is not required to, upgrade Customer’s Service level or features at any time, provided GTC does not increase the price of Services (other than as authorized by this Agreement). (c) GTC will attempt, but is not required, to provide prior notice of planned service outages, and shall have no liability for failure to provide notice. GTC may post such notifications on its website, via Customer email, or via GTC’s authorized social media outlets, including Facebook and Twitter. It is the Customer's responsibility to check for notifications via GTC’s website, Customer’s GTC email address or GTC’s social media outlets.