USE OF SERVICE AND DEVICE BY CUSTOMERS OUTSIDE AUTHORISED GEOGRAPHICAL TERRITORY Sample Clauses

USE OF SERVICE AND DEVICE BY CUSTOMERS OUTSIDE AUTHORISED GEOGRAPHICAL TERRITORY. 4.1 At present, VoIP's Services are restricted for use within the United States and India and are designed to work in general with unencumbered high-speed internet connections. However, if you at your sole discretion use VoIP's Services outside of the United States or India and/or your internet service provider (“ISP”) places restrictions on the usage of VoIP Services, VoIP Office does not represent or warrant that such use of the Service by you is permitted by any other jurisdictions or by any or all the ISPs and the same shall solely be at your discretion. 4.2 If you move the Device to a geographical location where we do not provide our Services, you do so at your own risk, including the risk that such activity violates local laws in the geographical territory where you relocate and use our Device. Any liability resulting from violation of local laws and regulations or ISP terms of service shall be yours alone and you agree to indemnify us for any claims, damages or expenses resulting from your use of the Services outside the territorial jurisdiction of VoIP Office. 4.3 While VoIP Office encourages use of the Service within the United States and/or India to other countries, VoIP Office does not presently offer or support the Service to customers located in any countries other than the United States and/or India. VoIP Office's Services are only for use by persons or entities whose primary residence or business address is in the United States and/or India. VoIP Office's Services are designed to work generally with unencumbered high-speed internet connections. However, if the high-speed internet connection you are using is outside the United States and/or India and/or your ISP places restrictions on the usage of VoIP Services, VoIP Office does not represent or warrant that use of the Service by you is permitted by any other jurisdictions or by any or all the ISPs. If you remove the Device to a country other than the United States and/or India or use the Service from there, you do so at its own risk, including the risk that such activity violates local laws in the country where you do so. You will be solely responsible for any violations of local laws and regulations or violations of ISP terms of service resulting from such use. You also agree to indemnify us for any claims, damages or expenses resulting from your use of the Services outside of the United States. VoIP Office reserves the right to disconnect Services immediately if VoIP Office determines, in its sole and absol...
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