Wireless Dynamics Standard Terms and Conditions

1. General

All Services are provided on an “as is, as available” basis.

We suggest you (hereon referred to as the “Customer” thoroughly read and familiarize yourself with these terms and conditions to ensure you understand the terms and conditions of the agreement you are entering into with Wireless Dynamics Limited (here on referred to as “WD”).

1.1 To the extent that there is any uncertainty in the construction of the terms of this contract, the definitions listed in Schedule 1 shall be used to construe the proper meaning of the terms of this contract or the terms shall be construed in the ordinary meaning.

1.2 WD gives no warranty, express or implied, for the Product/Services, including any reimbursement for losses of income due to disruption of Services by WD or its providers for any amount greater than the fees paid by the Customer to WD for the Services. The Customer irrevocably, waives all right to claim reimbursements for lost business income as a result of interruptions to Product/Services provided by WD.

1.3 The Customer warrants to WD that they will use the Product/Services provided by WD in a manner consistent with the laws of New Zealand and any local laws to which the Customer is subject in its use of the Internet. The Customer further indemnifies WD against all liability for the illegal use of the Internet and any criminal, civil or other sanctions which may result from the illegal use of the Internet in any and all jurisdictions in which the Customer operates using WD’s Network in any way.

1.4 You may have the benefit of statutory guarantees under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Unless you use, or hold yourself out as using, the Services for the purposes of a business.

1.5 While we take all reasonable security precautions, the nature of Telecommunications Services means that we cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any calls or transmissions you make using our Product/Services.

1.6 We may vary the Product/Service or price from time to time, or decide to stop providing a particular Product/Service. We will notify you 7 days prior to making a variation to your Product/Services via email.

1. Accounts

WD retains the right to refuse service to anyone at any time for any reason.

2.1 The Customer is required to provide and regularly update WD with correct contact details for billing and technical notification purposes. WD accepts no liability for disruption to services due to inability to contact the Customer. It is the Customer’s responsibility to provide WD with a valid email address that allows emails from WD the get through your spam filter.

2.2 Credit Worthiness

2.2 If at any time WD has reasonable concerns about the Customer’s creditworthiness, or its ability to comply with the terms of this agreement, then WD may require that the Customer do one or more of the following:

a) Bond: Provide WD with an amount equal to three (3) months estimated charges.
b) Letter of credit: Provide a letter of credit to WD from your bank.
c) Guarantee: provide a personal Director’s guarantee in support of the Customer’s obligations under this agreement.
d) Trade references: Provide trade references from three creditors.

1. Datacentre

3.1 Waiver for damage if a colocation device is supplied without proper rack mounting equipment, otherwise the customer has to accept the risk of possible damage to their equipment.

3.2 If you cancel your colocation and there is debt due on your account, your server will be held in lieu of any debt due, even if the equipment is more valuable than the debt. You have 180 days to zero balance the due amount left on your account otherwise you agree to forfeit/gift your server asset to WD to sell to recover any debts.

3.3 If you cancel your colocation server and do not pick it up within 14 days after cancellation, WD will charge you a one off storage fee of $150 +GST until picked up.

3.4 Any parts from your server such as rails, power leads etc are not returned after your colocation service has ended WD, we will do our best to supply the missing parts but will NOT be held liable for them or pay for their replacement.

1. Broadband (Internet) & Voice

4.1 You must have the authorisation of the telephone account holder.

4.2 You must supply current supplier information such as account number, Service Provider etc.

4.3 In the event of transferring Internet Services to WD, please do not terminate the current Internet Service until WD transfers your Internet port.

4.4 It may take up to three months before your Internet connection is established.

4.5 Please check the contract status with your current provider before signing up. WD will not be held liable for any early termination fees charged by your previous provider.

4.6 The day you signup is the start of your billing period, if you are not connected for up to 7 days after the signup date, we will not refund these 7 days or change your start of billing date.

4.7 Chorus charges will apply at the prevailing rate for any additional Services supplied such as wiring, technician visits and other such work conducted by Chorus Ltd or its subsidiary companies or contractors in relation to the provisioning or management of Services supplied.

4.8 All copper services come with No Performance Guarantees or Service Availability Guarantees.

4.9 Though we may provide you with a Static IP if requested, xDSL connections are not intended for hosting publicly accessible sites or services.

4.9.1 If you wish to run ISP/Wireless Services backhauled by xDSL, then we require you to purchase your own subnet IP range (framed-IP) and bandwidth pool, and get written approval from us.

4.9.2 Using an xDSL connection to host publicly accessible sites or services is considered a breach of these terms, as such if you cause interruption of service on WD’s (or its upstream providers) networks, you will be held liable for the costs associated, including, but not limited to, reparation to affected Customers and costs of restoration.

4.9.3 We or another Telecommunications Service Provider may allocate telephone numbers to your business to enable you to use the Services. Allocation of telephone numbers does not confer any ownership rights in those telephone numbers and your business may not transfer those numbers to anyone else.

4.9.4 If you or we disconnect your connection(s) to the Services, and you have not ported or otherwise transferred the phone number(s) prior to disconnection, we may reallocate the phone number(s) to another Customer.

4.10 VoIP Service
4.10.1 You understand that WD VoIP service is a non-complaint voice service under the Emergency Calling Code. Please note WD will still use all means possible to process your emergency call. Non-compliance simply means that this cannot be guaranteed.
4.10.2 You accept that WD VoIP services might not be compatible with non-voice communications equipment such as home alarms, fax machines, Sky Digital and St John Alarms etc.
4.10.3 WD VoIP phone lines are supplied as a ‘best effort’ service, WD takes no responsibility for downtime or service degradation. WD will not refund or discount VoIP services due to degradation or fault.
4.10.4 WD Reserves the right to refuse or discontinue any VoIP service at any time if it is or becomes unfeasible to supply the service.

4.11 RBI Service
4.11.1 The host network used by WD RBI Service is provided by PrimoWireless through Vodafone, the “network provider”.
4.11.2 You, the customer consent to the sharing of your information by WD with the network provider for the purpose of complying with any fraud investigation co-operation or emergency response services.
4.11.3 You, the customer agree that the network provider does not provide, grant or confer any benefit, right or privilege to you as a customer of WD.
4.11.4 That these terms exclude all liability of the network provider and its group and personnel arising from, or in connection with WD RBI services.
4.11.5 The network provider may at any time deactivate any services numbers of a WD RBI customer if;
* There has been fraud or illegal activity in the use of the RBI service
* Any modem, SIM card or other equipment of the customer is causing interference with the network
* The network provider believes or suspects the customer is jeopardising the operation and quality of the network or services it supplies to its own users.
* The Network provider is required or instructed to do so by a governmental agency or governmental authority.
4.11.6 Enhanced Plans
* are limited to 15 end users per Transmission site
* The network providers Fair Use Policy applies and if excessive or unreasonable usage continues after a request to stop or alter, the network provider, may without further notice, suspend, modify, or restrict that customer’s use of the service or withdraw it completely
4.11.7 Peak data usage is between 6am and midnight, and off peak is from midnight to 6am the following day.
4.11.8 Data Usage;
* the network provider measures your usage in 10KB blocks, rounded upwards at the end of a data session or every 20 minutes, whichever comes first. For this reason your WD portal usage may differ slightly at time of billing.
* Outside of your data cap is charged a a per MB rate, so you go over your data allowance by 20KB you’ll be charged for the full MB.
* Any unused data within a monthly plan will not be carried forward to the following month.
4.11.9 The WD modem contains a SIM card. You may not use this SIM card in any other device. It remains WD property and you must return it to Primo on request.

4.12 Fixed Wireless Broadband
4.12.1 All equipment supplied to you during the install of this service remains the property of WD.
4.12.2 Data Usage;
* Unuse data carries over to the follow month.
* If you use all your data, your connection will slow down, until you plan renews, or you can purchase a data pack.

1. Backups and Data Loss

5.1 While WD makes every reasonable effort to protect data stored in the WD Datacentre, WD accepts no liability for the Customer’s data residing on any equipment in any way. The Customer is solely responsible for maintaining offsite backups.

5.2 The Customer agrees that a charge of $100.00 +GST per hour May be applied per incident to restore the Customer’s data where possible.

5.3 The Customer agrees that the scope of WD’s backup and scheduling of backups shall be at its sole and exclusive discretion and that the Customer waives any legal right or objection in relation to WD’s decisions in relations to these matters.

5.4 The Customer agrees that WD shall not be held liable for the retention and or restoration of any data held on its servers at any time.

1. Termination

6.1 This contract may be terminated by WD without cause, by giving the Customer written notice. This notice shall be delivered via email with the termination date set as the end of the Customers current billing cycle.

6.2 If the Customer pays annually and wishes to cancel the service before their next due date; in such case, WD shall not refund any monies for the remaining period.

6.3 WD may, at its sole discretion, cancel an account at any time if, in its opinion, the Customer has failed to abide by this contract or the Acceptable Use Policy or any other policy relating to WD’s operations and any future policy or change of policy which is determined as being necessary at the sole discretion of WD. In such case, WD shall be entitled to all reasonable costs and expenses of such enforcement including collection fees, court costs and legal fees.

6.4 The Customer must give 30 days’ written notice via email to support@wd.net.nz before cancellation of any service takes place.

6.5 In such cases, if the service is cancelled without due notice by the Customer, WD is not responsible for saving or returning any data, files or directories.

6.6 WD will be entitled to payment for the balance of the month where less than the one month’s notice is given.

1. Technical Issues

7.1 In relation to the use of a particular amount of bandwidth, upon purchase of a Product through this website, the Customer agrees to abide by the terms of clause 14.

7.2 WD maintains control and ownership of all IP numbers and addresses that may be assigned to the Customer and reserves the right to change or remove any and all IP numbers and addresses to the Customer’s service. If we need to make a change, we will give the customer at least 48 hours prior warning.

7.3 After suspension or termination of a dedicated server, where money is left owing on The Customer’s account, WD maintains control and ownership over the dedicated server asset and any data residing on the hardware after the termination date and remains the property of WD.

1. Retrieval of Access Information

8.1 The retrieval of access shall be conducted in the following manner. If the Customer loses their account access information, the Customer must do these things in order:

a) Request an automatic password re-send if available, via the service login form provided for service in question online;
b) Email WD’s support staff to re-send the details to the email address WD has on record; and
c) Fax in required identification as requested by WD.

1. Payments, Debt and Pricing

9.1 The terms of payment by the Customer to WD are:

a) The Customer will be billed one month in advance from the date the service becomes active.
b) Prices stated on WD’s website are in New Zealand dollars and include GST.
c) All prices are subject to change with 14 days’ notice from WD. Prices may increase due to increased operating costs, for example: power, bandwidth and or administration costs, and at WD’s sole discretion.
e) WD only accepts payment by Visa or MasterCard online through there portal, Direct Credit, Automatic Payment, Phone-In Credit Card. Cash/Eftpos can be paid at the office of PC Soft Limited.
f) If the Customer’s payment is not received for an invoice within seven days of the due date shown on the invoice, Services WILL be suspended or even terminated (at the discretion of WD).
g) A late payment fee of 10% per invoice will be applied to the Customer’s overdue invoice seven days after the date on which payment was first due.
h) WD does not accept credit cards as a once off payment for option for recurring services unless explicitly stated and pre-arranged with WD, when providing credit card details as a means of payment the Customer accepts that these details will be securely linked to their account and outstanding amounts on any invoices generated will deducted from their credit card once the invoice becomes due
9.2 If your account is between 30 to 60 days overdue then WD will hand the Customer’s accounts/records/logs and other information over to a debt collection agency of WDs choice and the Customer will be liable for all costs incurred in recovering its debt.

9.3 WD reserves the right to terminate this agreement as a result of any late payment by the Customer, without notice.

9.4 If the Customer fails to make payments on time each month, WD requires the Customer to pay a deposit as a condition to keeping your account open.

9.5 WD does not offer any Credit Services to its Customers.

9.6 The Customer acknowledges that WD has the right to pass on any extra costs incurred that arise from a complication during the install of either ADSL2+, Naked ADSL2+, VDSL2, Naked VDSL2, HSNS and Fibre Services.

1. Indemnity

10.1 The Customer agrees to indemnify, defend and hold WD and its affiliates, licensors and suppliers harmless from any liability, loss, claim and expense, including reasonable solicitor’s fees related to the Customer’s breach of this contract.

10.2 Notwithstanding anything else in the contract, WD shall not be liable to the Customer for loss of profits, contracts, loss of reputation, loss caused by any third party deleting, removing, deactivating or tampering with the WD Service or other indirect or consequential loss whether arising from negligence, breach of contract or howsoever.

10.3 The Customer shall immediately indemnify WD against all proceedings, fees, expenses, payments, liabilities, injury, costs and damages arising out of:

a) The breach by the Customer of any of its obligations under the contract; and
b) Any express or implied warranties, representations, confirmations or acknowledgements that are given by the Customer which are untrue or misleading.

10.4 The Customer agrees that WD shall not be liable to the Customer for any force majeure event (unavoidable event) being any situation (other than a failure to pay money due to the other party) in which WD fails to comply with its obligations under the contract due to anything beyond its reasonable control.

10.5 The Customer agree that WD shall not be liable to the Customer for loss arising from or in connection with any representations, agreements, statements or undertakings made prior to the date of execution of the contract other than those representations, agreements, statements or undertakings confirmed by a duly authorised representative of WD in writing or expressly incorporated or referred to in the contract.

10.6 This contract represents the entire understanding between Customer and WD, regarding Customer’s relationship and supersedes any prior statements or representations.

1. Warranties and Guarantees

11.1 WD gives no warranties in relation to any of the Product/Services content, goods or services provided through its websites. WD does not guarantee in any way the merchantability, quality or use of Products purchased through the site.

11.2 The Customer warrants that they are in possession of the following and that they waive any legal right to claim against WD in relation to loss of damage resulting from the absence of the following:

a) An Internet connection with sufficient bandwidth and quality to allow trouble-free browsing and data uploading and downloading;
b) A fully functional Internet browser;
c) Suitable and necessary tools to develop and publish content; and
d) Tools with which to access database servers.

11.3 The Customer warrants that:

a) The Customer has full power and authority to enter into and perform the contract;
b) All information provided by the Customer to WD shall be complete, accurate and not misleading;
c) The Customer will comply with all its duties under any data protection laws and regulations applicable to the Customer’s operations;
d) The Customer’s performance of its obligations under the contract will not infringe the Intellectual Property Rights of WD or any third party; and
e) None of the information or materials supplied by the Customer to WD shall be libelous, obscene or abusive nor shall it breach any law or regulation or give rise to any legal claims of any sort.

11.4 The Customer agrees that all conditions, warranties, representations or other terms concerning the supply of the Product which might otherwise be implied or incorporated into the contract or any collateral contract, whether by statute, common law, custom or otherwise, are hereby expressly excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.

11.5 The Customer should have their own insurance organised for their owned equipment stored or hosted at WD’s datacentre.

11.6 You are liable for any loss (fire, theft or damage) of the WD equipment whilst is is in your possession. It is your responsibility to have insurance cover against potential liability under this clause if you elect to do so.

1. Disclaimer

12.1 The Product/Services provided from or through its website by WD is provided on an “as is”, “as available” basis. All warranties, express or implied, are disclaimed including but not limited to, any implied warranties of the merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose of Product/Services. The maximum liability of WD for the Product, for any reason shall be limited to the amount paid by the Customer for the particular items purchased and in the event of a regular supply of Product, a sum equivalent to three month’s such supply. The Customer hereby accepts that the maximum liability of WD, for any reason shall be limited to the cost of the content, goods or services provided to the Customer by WD.

WD and any of its affiliates, dealers or suppliers are not liable for any indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages including damages for loss of business, business profits, litigation judgments or the cost of legal fees whether based on any claim for breach of contract, breach of warranty, tort, negligence, product liability or any other claim which the Customer may raise against WD. This term is to subsist despite any advice from the Customer of the nature of damages proposed by the Customer or their legal representative.

This clause is to be considered a material, fundamental and essential term of the bargain between the Customer and WD.

1. Refunds

13.1. WD does not provide refunds for any service or product purchased by the Customer.

13.2 Any refunds that are offered or available to the customer will be reviewed by WD and any refund amount and decision is at the sole discretion of WD.

1. Fair Use

14.1 You can use our bandwidth for any purpose other than that outlined in our Acceptable Usage Policy (14).

14.2 The term “unmetered” or “unlimited” bandwidth means “fair use”, without hidden data charges.

14.3 It is important to WD that all eligible Customers are able to access our Services, and get the best possible experience. For this reason, and to ensure the provision of a quality Service, a Fair Use Policy applies to some of our Services where your usage can affect that of other Customers. We have developed this Fair Use Policy by reference to an average of Customer profiles and estimated use of our Services.

14.4 We may issue a warning or suspend your Services under this Fair Use Policy where in our reasonable opinion your use of our Services is excessive and/or unreasonable by materially exceeding estimated usage patterns over any month.

14.5 If, after we have requested that you stop or alter your use to come within our Fair Use Policy, your excessive or unreasonable use continues, we may without further notice, apply charges to your account for the excessive and/or unreasonable element of your use; suspend, modify or restrict your use of our Services or withdraw your access to the Services.

14.6 Bandwidth allocated to unlimited internet users is reviewed and increased as required, but at any time there is a fixed amount of bandwidth available. The aim of this clause of the Fair Use Policy is to ensure that the experience of the vast majority of unlimited internet users is not compromised by the extreme and unreasonable usage of a few. WD reserves the right to modify (through speed and other variables) the behaviour of individual users that frequently use significantly more data than the majority of the unlimited users and/or use their internet service in a way that negatively affects the experience of other users. If an unlimited internet customer is found to be in the top 1% to 5% of users and their usage is negatively impacting the network, WD may attempt to communicate with the user asking them to modify their usage, may suggest a more suitable solution for all parties involved, or may exercise its rights outlined in clause 15.5.

14.7 You acknowledge that WD does not and cannot in any way supervise, edit or control the content and form of any information or data accessed through the internet, and WD shall not be held responsible in any way for any content or information accessed via the Service. Furthermore, WD disclaims all or any responsibility or liability for any material on the internet that you may find offensive, upsetting, defamatory, and personally offensive and in any way unsuitable for minors.

14.8 Some internet sites may have embedded within them the ability to program your modem to dial overseas numbers without your knowledge or direction. You are liable for any charges arising from such calls and WD accepts no liability for such charges.

14.9 You are not permitted to operate hosted services from our Broadband and/or UFB Services and you are not permitted to on-sell this Service without written approval from WD.

1. Bandwidth

15.1 If you are on an “unmetered” or “unlimited” plan, the Customer will be provided with unmetered national (within New Zealand) and international bandwidth per month. Bandwidth use is subject to our Fair Use policy Clause 14.

15.2 Customers must agree to our “Fair Use” and if heavy amounts of bandwidth are used that affect the performance of our CIR upstream connections, other available options will be offered to the Customer.

15.3 Bandwidth management (traffic shaping) is employed on different Services and times within the WD Network to ensure Service to priority applications and to avoid filling our links to capacity.

15.4 “Shared Pool” offers are subject to clauses 14, 15 and 16 and do mean “unmetered” or “unlimited” bandwidth.

1. Computer Viruses

For the purposes of this clause, a “virus” is a computer program or a code or portion of a computer program which is intentionally created and programmed to cause damage to, corrupt, hinder, crash, tie up or otherwise create negative effects on a computer system. WD shall not be responsible for any incidental, consequential or special damages, whether foreseen or foreseeable, or whether they have been informed of the possibility thereof and take no actions to prevent the same.

16.1 The Customer gives WD the right to immediately, and at the sole and exclusive discretion of WD, delete any file on the server systems or data network which is operating as a computer virus as defined at the discretion of WD. The Customer also waives any right to claim against WD in relation to damage caused by a computer virus transmitted though WD’s servers or data network. The Customer also undertakes to immediately notify WD of any file in existence on WD’s servers or data network which is potentially a threat to the integrity, security or value of WD’s servers and data network.

1. Privacy

17.1 WD reserves the right to disclose information about the Customer requested for a lawful purpose by a third party organisation and without limiting the total scope of what WD will disclose. WD will disclose information in the following circumstances:

(a) Where WD is required to do so by law;
(b) For the purpose of the transfer of a business asset;
(c) To enforce or apply its Services and other contracts; or protect the rights, property or safety of WD, its users or others. This includes exchanging information with other companies and organisation’s for fraud protection and credit risk reduction;

17.2 From time to time, WD will collect information entered through our website, given by telephone or through electronic mail for billing purposes, WD will also collect credit card information and billing addresses. The Customer agrees to allow WD to collect and hold this information for relevant business purposes.

17.3 The Customer agree that WD may use personal information stored by WD in order to contact the Customer by electronic mail concerning the use of services and other promotional marketing material regarding WD’s business Services, Operations and Products.

17.4 The Customer waives any right it may have to claim against WD, in relation to any possible breach of privacy related legal obligations. The Customer warrants that they will take all necessary steps to protect their personal information from unauthorised access, including but not limited to, signing off after the use of a publicly shared computer.

17.5 The Customer warrants that it will provide accurate, timely and the relevant information to WD in relation to any matters which WD may require for the purposes of updating information.

1. Inconsistency

To the extent that any dispute should arise about the inconsistency of terms in relation to this contract, the Customer will submit to the discretion of WD to determine the interpretation of an inconsistency.

Schedule 1

Definition of Terms:

For the purposes of these terms and conditions, the following words and expressions shall have meanings hereby assigned to them except where the context otherwise requires:

“WD”, “us”, “we” and “our” means Wireless Dynamics Limited;

“Customer”, “You” and “Your” means the party or parties who are authorised to make decisions regarding signing up/registering and understanding/accepting these terms and conditions – who utilize Products and/or Services provided by WD;

“DNS” The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical naming system for Computers, Services, or any resource connected to the Internet or a private network. It associates various information with domain names assigned to each of the participants. Most importantly, it translates domain names meaningful to humans into the numerical (binary) identifiers associated with networking equipment for the purpose of locating and addressing these devices worldwide. An often-used analogy to explain the Domain Name System is that it serves as the “phone book” for the Internet by translating human-friendly computer hostnames into IP addresses.

“IP Address(s)” The Internet Protocol (IP) is a protocol used for communicating data across a packet-switched network using the Internet Protocol Suite, also referred to as TCP/IP.

“WHOIS” means the query and response protocol widely used for querying domain databases in order to determine the registrant or assignees of Internet resources, such as a domain name, an IP address block or an autonomous system number.

“Network” means any IP data going via WD’s network, TCP or UDP, data transmission, digital transmission or digital communications is the physical transfer of data (a digital bit stream – is a time series of bits) over a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint communication channel. Examples of such channels are copper wires, optical fibres, wireless communication channels, and storage media. The data is represented as an electro-magnetic signal, such as an electrical voltage, radio wave, microwave or infra-red signal.

“Servers” means a computer, sometimes called a web server, is a computer system that provides essential services across an IP network, to private users inside a large organisation or to public Internet. Many servers have dedicated functionality such as web servers, print servers, file servers and database servers.

“Incident” occurring etc. by chance in connection with something else an incidental occasion.
Acceptance of Terms and Conditions

I have read, understood and fully comprehended these terms and conditions and their full nature, extend and effect.

If I sign or purport to complete this contract on behalf of any corporate body I accept personal responsibility for any guarantee the due performance of the body of this contract and indemnify WD accordingly.

I understand that typing in my First, Last name and Email address and clicking the check box during the signup process on WD’s web sites, I am making an electronic signature with the same nature, extent and effect of a written signature.
Acceptable Use Policy

It is WD’s intent to provide its Customers with good quality Services where reasonably possible.

Without prejudice to or derogation from any of its general rights of termination, as provided herein WD reserves the right to immediately terminate, without notice, any service provided to the Customer which violates our “Acceptable Use Policy”.

a) WD’s Acceptable Use Policy applies to any Customer using any of our Services, either directly or indirectly.
b) This Acceptable Use Policy applies to any WD Services being purchased or given for free.
Compliance with Policy

By using WD’s Services you agree to comply with this Acceptable Use Policy and to any other policies applying to the Services you use.
Changing the Acceptable Use Policy

WD may change this policy at any time by posting an updated version of the policy on our website. Changes are effective from the date of such posting.
Network Abuse

Network Abuse is strictly prohibited. WD may terminate, alter or suspend Service immediately and may charge for any remedial or other work required as a result of any Network Abuse at WD’s sole discretion.
The Customer agrees they will not:

1. Undertake any unlawful purpose. This includes, but is not limited to, posting, storing, transmitting or disseminating information, data or material which is libellous, objectionable obscene, unlawful, threatening, defamatory, or which infringes the intellectual property rights of any person or entity, or which in any way constitutes or encourages conduct that would constitute a criminal offence.2. Violate the law of any foreign state or in particular the laws of the country in which the Customer resides.3. Impersonate any person, entity or computer address, engage in sender address falsification, forge anyone else’s digital or manual signature, or perform any other similar activity.4. Engage in any form of harassment, or repeated transmission of such messages.5. Access any other person’s computer or computer system, software, or data without their knowledge and consent; breach the security of another user; or attempt to negate the user authentication or security of any host, network, or account.6. Interfere with the computer networking or Telecommunications Service to any user, host or network, including, without limitation, denial of service attacks, flooding of a network, overloading a Service, and attempts to “crash” a host.7. Infringe any copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other intellectual property right registered in New Zealand, any other country or under an international agreement. Publish material which consists of any form of occult, illegal activities, racism and hate speech, violence, phishing, scams, plagiarism, hacking, stolen Internet content, malware, spam URL’s or other unacceptable content as determined in the sole and exclusive discretion of WD.8. Introduce harmful or destructive software or data (such as Trojan horses, worms, viruses or bots) to interfere in any way with any system on the Internet.

Excessive Use

1. Excessive use of any unlimited service may result in a warning and ultimately cancellation of this type of services if use is not moderated to agreed levels.2. If, at WD’s sole discretion it is decided that a Customer’s usage of an unlimited Service is grossly and/or repeatedly excessive then WD may issue a warning to the customer. If the usage levels are not then reduced WD may terminate or limit access to unlimited Services. WD will provide ten (10) days’ notice to any Customers affected under this policy.3. In this situation WD may at its own discretion choose to waive, or choose not to waive any penalties applying for early termination as this applies specifically to the unlimited service.

Customer Responsibilities

1. The customer and any/all of their associates using our Services are responsible for their actions and activities.2. It is the Customers responsibility to maintain the security of personal information, including any credit card details.3. The Customer is responsible for any content viewed or obtained using our Services and for content viewed by others using the Customer’s account or connection. WD do not accept responsibility for filtering content deemed objectionable.