Verizon - Your Guide - Winter 2008 - (Page 45) Important Information person; and/or (iii) take any action that infringes upon any third party’s copyright, trademark, patent or other intellectual property right(s); and (3) to Get It Now/Media Center License Agreement between you and each application developer; see vzwshop. com/popups/licenseagreement_ popup.aspx code and follow any instructions. To opt out at any time, send the words CANCEL, END, QUIT, STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE to the applicable short code. To get more information, including contact details for the third-party sponsor, send the word �ELP to the applicable short code. Some campaigns may be subject to additional terms and conditions. To block Premium Programs, you can request a premium SMS block. search results provided through the Get It Now/Media Center or V CAST Song ID search applications. The Internet filtering capabilities of Content Filters do not work on phones using Mobile Web 1.0, or on devices that use the Venturi compression software, including phones tethered to PCs or PC cards, unless the compression software is turned off. The music filtering capabilities of Content Filters do not work on phones with V CAST Music v 01.0 or v 01.01 software. Call 1.800.922.0204 or *611 from your Verizon Wireless device if you are on a corporate plan to determine whether you may use the service or if you’re unsure if the services will work on your device. You are responsible for implementing and maintaining the Usage Controls settings for devices on your account and explaining the limitations you impose on a user’s ability to access and use Verizon Wireless services. Upon activation of Usage Controls, you will be charged the monthly subscription fee until you cancel the service, regardless of whether or not you have established any limits or restrictions through My Verizon. Usage Controls settings cannot be established or changed directly through the handset. If you unsubscribe, are cancelled for non-payment or are otherwise suspended from service, your settings will be lost. Due to roaming, promotions, billing cycles, time zone settings and other implications/ limitations that affect Usage Controls, you may incur overage charges based on actual usage in accordance with your Plan or you may unexpectedly be prevented Parents and Account Holders: Note that users on an account may directly access text and premium text message programs and incur charges. If you do not want a user on your account to access such content, or feel that certain material is inappropriate, you may block text messaging. You may block all Premium Text Messaging by going to verizonwireless.com/myverizon and selecting Plans>Change Features>Premium Message Blocking. After implementing this blocking, all attempts to purchase Premium Messaging will be rejected and Premium Messaging will be deleted before it reaches your handset. No Premium Messaging fee will be applied to your account thereafter. These programs are sponsored by third parties and identified by unique five- or six-digit numbers (“short codes”). Programs and opt-in requirements vary. Standard messaging charges apply to all messages sent and received via short codes. Some programs also charge additional premium fees (“Premium Programs”), the amount and billing frequency of which will be disclosed at time of opt-in and billed on your Verizon Wireless bill. To opt in, send a text message to the applicable short Premium Text Messaging Programs Usage Controls with Content Filters provides the ability to block, filter and control use of certain services and access to certain content; go to verizonwireless.com/myverizon to enroll. Usage Controls requires a supported device on a Nationwide Plan with up to ten lines of service and does not work with text message blocking. Content Filters filters content accessible through the Internet, V CAST Music with Rhapsody,® V CAST Videos and text messaging short codes. Content from other sources, including Get It Now/Media Center, is not filtered by the service at this time. The services are not guaranteed to be 100% effective, precise or accurate. The services may not block access to all unwanted or undesirable content or prevent unanticipated fees charged to your account. The services are not a substitute for adult supervision. The services may not work outside the National Enhanced Services Rate and Coverage Area. The services do not work on BlackBerry or Push to Talk devices, any device with a Static Internet Protocol address, devices that are not V CAST-capable or on Usage Controls with Content Filters http://www.vzwshop.com/popups/licenseagreement_popup.aspx http://www.vzwshop.com/popups/licenseagreement_popup.aspx http://www.vzwshop.com/popups/licenseagreement_popup.aspx http://www.verizonwireless.com/myverizon http://www.verizonwireless.com/myverizon
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