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Principal Payment

Principal Payment

Otherwise, the report is accepted by the Principal. 2.6. In order to optimize the movement of goods and money transfer products, as well as cash payments are made directly between the Principal and contractors, which Agent is obliged to carry out all necessary steps to inform the Principal and the contractors. 2.7. The Principal shall: 2.7.1. Pay to the Agent a monthly fee for the performance of the latter’s obligations under this Treaty of 1500 (One thousand five hundred) rubles for each execution of the application, not subject to vat. Principal Payment is made by transferring funds to the account of the Agent no later than five (5) banking days after the report of the Agent to execute applications.

2.7.2. Reimburse the Agent the amounts charged to them in the execution of this contract in excess of funds transferred under the conditions specified in paragraph 2.4. this contract. 2.7.3. Take all executed by the Agent hereunder. 2.8. Agent may hold due to him under this agreement the remuneration of all sums received by him by the Principal. 2.9.

In the case of reorganization Principal of his order remains in force for the Agent until such time has not yet received adequate guidance from the legal successor of the Principal. 3. liability under this agreement 3.1. In case of failure or improper execution of one of the parties obligations under this agreement, it must compensate the other party caused by such default losses. 3.2. Failure to comply with one of the parties to the terms of this agreement, which led to material losses on the other hand, entails the application to the guilty party of penalties in the amount of damage and may warrant early termination of the contract at the initiative of fair side.

Identity Theft

Identity Theft

Americans are more concerned about identity theft than unemployment or corporate fraud, according to a survey of 2,000 people conducted by stellar systems. Nine out of ten Americans demand new federal legislation, while two thirds say the financial services industry must do a better job of verifying the identity of customers opening bank accounts (66 percent) and card accounts credit (72 percent). Approximately 5.6 percent of respondents reported being victims of identity theft, resulting in 12 million. When the debit card fraud and credit and identity theft combined, about 15.9 percent of consumers say they have been victims of these crimes. (Source: Star Systems, 2003) For most of us, using your debit or credit card to make a purchase has become a day in all aspects of life. Many of us do every day and feel safe to do so.

But it is far from certain. People with your debit or credit card can make purchases with your credit card information over the phone, online or at a local store. As we went to a cashless transaction by debit or credit card, a niche of crime has grown relatively simple? identity theft and fraud. Some police authorities are not carrying out the crime in a coordinated and cooperative. Therefore, a situation that has grown offers people who commit these acts of theft and fraud, to act with a degree of confident that they will not catch. What can you do to reduce your chances of becoming a victim of identity theft or fraud? Here is a list of actions you can take to avoid falling victim to identity crimes.