Responsibility for Charges and Reconfiguration of Telephone Line Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Charges and Reconfiguration of Telephone Line. You will be required to pay for all Service charges, taxes, fees through the date of termination. You will also be required to pay any termination charges for a terminated Service unless we terminate the Services pursuant to the last sentence of Section 13b. You will be responsible for arranging with your local telephone service company for any reconfiguration of your local telephone service line for paying and charges from your local telephone service company for such reconfiguration. If you terminate our Instant Second Life Service, you must remove the” call forward on busy” feature on your telephone service line or redirect the call forwarding to a different telephone number.
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