Common use of Moves Clause in Contracts

Moves. Customer may move its service location, whereby the original service is not considered terminated. Customer must execute a new Ordering Document for service to be established at the new location for a new Service Term equal to or longer in duration to the original Ordering Document. A move or moves may result in different monthly recurring charges. New installation charges apply. Access to INAP’s network that is considered Off-net may result in a third party early cancellation charge. Move considerations should be reviewed by the INAP representative and Customer prior to a move request. Any move request must be provided in writing upon sixty (60) days’ notice.

Moves. Customer may move its service location, whereby the original service is not considered terminated. Customer must execute a new Ordering Document for service to be established at the new location for a new Service Term equal to or longer in duration to the original Ordering Document. A move or moves may result in different monthly recurring charges. New installation charges apply. Access to INAP’s network that is considered Off-net may result in a third party early cancellation chargecharges. Move considerations should be reviewed by the INAP representative and Customer prior to a move request. Any move request must be provided in writing upon sixty (60) days’ notice.

Moves. Customer may move its service location, whereby the original service is not considered terminated. Customer must execute a new Ordering Document for service to be established at the new location for a new Service Term term equal to or longer in duration to the original Ordering Document. A move or moves may result in different monthly recurring charges. New installation charges apply. Access to INAP’s network that is considered Off-net may result in a third party early cancellation chargecharges. Move considerations should be reviewed by the INAP representative and Customer prior to a move request. Any move request must be provided in writing upon sixty (60) days’ notice.