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Protection Programs and Enhancement Marketing Services. (a) Company and Bank agree that Bank will have the exclusive right but, except as set forth herein, not the obligation to make available to Cardholders various types of debt cancellation and credit related protection programs (collectively referred to herein as “Protection Programs”) offered by Bank. Bank may but is not obligated to offer such Protection Programs through direct marketing channels including but not limited to telemarketing, call transfer, inbound customer service call offers, call to confirm programs, IVR, eCS, and EBPP. Bank also has the right but not the obligation to make written offers for Protection Programs through Billing Statement bangtails and inserts Billing Statement messaging, and direct mail. The fees for Protection Programs will be charged to the applicable Cardholder’s Account. Company will assist Bank’s effort to offer Protection Programs in accordance with the mutually agreed promotional efforts so long as such assistance will not require Company to incur any direct expense or cost. Company will continue to support Protection Programs consistent with the support provided by Company prior to the Effective Date. In the event Company purchases the Portfolio in connection with a termination of this Agreement, to the extent lawfully permitted, Bank shall, at Company’s request, transfer the Protection Programs (and all Cardholder contracts associated therewith) to Company (or its designee) as part of the acquisition and at no additional cost to Company (provided that Bank shall not transfer rights to use its trade names for such Protection Programs in connection therewith and Company shall rebrand such Protection Programs upon acquisition thereof). In the event Company does not request the transfer of such Protection Programs, Bank shall have the right but not the obligation to immediately terminate any Protection Programs if and when either party: (i) terminates this Agreement, (ii) notifies the other party of an intent to terminate or that the notifying party has already terminated this Agreement, or (iii) notifies the other of an intent to allow this Agreement to expire. (b) Company and Bank agree that, subject to Section 2.9(c), and except for Company’s Third Party Vendor Products as set forth in Section 2.9(d), Bank will have the exclusive right but not the obligation to make available to Cardholders, through solicitations made in connection with their Accounts, various types of products and services other than Protection Pr...
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Protection Programs and Enhancement Marketing Services. [*] (collectively referred to herein as “Protection Programs”) as set forth in Schedule 2.7. Bank will have the right but not the obligation to make available to Cardholders, through solicitations made in connection with the Program (but not Account Solicitations) [*] as agreed to by the Joint Management Committee. The fees for Protection Programs and/or Enhancement Marketing Services will be charged to the applicable Cardholder’s Account. [*].
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Protection Programs and Enhancement Marketing Services. (a) Hanover Direct and Bank agree that Bank will have the exclusive right to make available to Cardholders debt cancellation programs (collectively referred to herein as “Protection Programs”) offered by Bank and/or its vendors or Affiliates. Such Protection Programs may include, but are not limited to, debt cancellation programs. Bank shall, prior to offering any Protection Programs to Cardholders, review the proposed solicitations and offerings with Hanover Direct. Bank may make up to six (6) offers for such Protection Programs per Program Year, up to two (2) of which may be statement inserts. The fees for Protection Programs shall be charged to the applicable Cardholder’s Account. Hanover Direct will assist Bank’s effort to offer Protection Programs so long as such assistance will not require Hanover Direct to incur any direct expense or cost or would not result in Hanover Direct’s violation of any third party agreement. During the first Program Year, Bank shall pay Hanover Direct fifty percent (50%) of the net profit (Bank’s revenues, commissions and other incentives minus Bank’s Total Direct Expenses generated by Protection Programs, payment to be made on a monthly basis, together with a statement setting forth the revenues, expenses and profits in reasonable detail. In the second Program Year, and each Program Year thereafter, Bank shall review the actual number of Enhancement Marketing Services offers approved by Hanover Direct for the prior Program Year, and if such number is less than three (3), then Bank shall have the right to reduce the amount of percentage of net profit payable by Bank to Hanover Direct for Protection Programs for the current Program Year to zero percent (0%) and to reduce the amount of percentage of net profit payable by Bank to Hanover Direct for Enhancement Marketing Services (pursuant to Section 2.9(a) below) for the current Program Year to thirty percent (30%). (b) Hanover Direct and Bank agree that Bank will have the right from time to time, at Hanover Direct’s invitation, to make available to Cardholders various types of other products and services (collectively referred to herein as “Enhancement Marketing Services”) through solicitations made in connection with their Accounts. (i) Such Enhancement Marketing Services may include, but are not limited, to travel services, legal services, card registration programs and merchandise products which are non-”competitive” with Hanover Direct Affiliates; provided, however that a...
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