Response by Email Sample Clauses

The 'Response by Email' clause establishes that communications, notifications, or responses required under the agreement may be delivered via email. In practice, this means that parties can fulfill their obligations to respond or provide notice by sending an email to the designated addresses specified in the contract. This clause streamlines communication, ensures timely delivery of important information, and provides a clear, documented record of correspondence, thereby reducing disputes over whether proper notice was given.
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Response by Email. Customer agrees that the Bank may respond to Customer by email with regard to any non- confidential matter related to Mission Valley Bank Online services or secure email for sensitive data. Any such message the Bank sends to Customer shall be considered received within three days of the date sent, regardless of whether Customer checks email messages within that time frame.
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Response by Email. You agree that the Bank may respond to you by email with regard to any non-confidential matter related to CalPrivate Bank Online services or secure email for sensitive data. Any such message we send to you shall be considered received within three days of the date sent, regardless of whether you check email messages within that time frame.
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