Requires Re-Activation if You Move Clause Samples

The "Requires Re-Activation if You Move" clause stipulates that if a customer relocates to a new address, they must formally reactivate their service at the new location. In practice, this means the customer needs to notify the service provider of their move and may need to complete additional steps, such as updating their account information or scheduling a technician visit. This clause ensures that services are properly transferred and set up at the new address, preventing unauthorized or unintentional continuation of service at the old location and maintaining accurate service records.
Requires Re-Activation if You Move. You acknowledge and understand that Emergency Calling Service dialing will not function properly or at all if you move or change the physical location of your VOIPWALKER, INC. equipment to a different street address, unless and until you have successfully changed your Emergency Calling Service address by contacting VOIPWALKER, INC. Customer Service. Failure to provide the current and correct physical address and location of your VOIPWALKER, INC. equipment will result in any Emergency Calling Service dialing you may make being routed to the incorrect local emergency service provider.
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Requires Re-Activation if You Move. You acknowledge and understand that Emergency Calling Service dialing will not function properly or at all if you move or change the physical location of your VONtel equipment to a different street address, unless and until you have successfully changed your Physical Address as outlined in Paragragh III(D) herein. Failure to provide the current and correct physical address and location of your VONtel equipment will result in any Emergency Calling Service dialing you may make being routed to the incorrect local emergency service provider.
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