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1. General

1.1 Throughout any Agreement, “Cybercentral” shall mean Cybercentral Pty Ltd (ABN 86 100 428 331)
1.2 Once an application has been processed and accepted by Cybercentral, Cybercentral will supply and the Customer agrees to acquire the Service(s) (“Service(s)”) specified in the Schedule(s), on these terms and conditions. To the extent of any inconsistency between these terms and conditions, and any Service(s) Schedule(s), these terms and conditions will prevail. By accepting the supply of Service(s), the Customer accepts these terms and conditions.
1.3 The Customer acknowledges that the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including any fees, rates and charges, may be varied from time to time by notification, and without notification if the variation arises because of a change in law or the regulatory environment. Cybercentral notify changes via the web site located at http://www.cybercentral.com.au/terms_and_conditions.html and do not send individual customers notification via email or via post.
1.4 The Customer agrees to provide relevant details and sign any necessary forms or other documents relevant to a(the) Service(s) it has selected, including any documents necessary to effect a transfer of Service(s) to Cybercentral, and the Customer authorises Cybercentral to complete any necessary forms on its behalf.
1.5 Cybercentral shall use reasonable endeavours to provide the Service(s), but it shall not be liable if it is prevented, hindered or delayed from providing the Service(s) for any reason whatsoever.
1.6 While Cybercentral will endeavour to provide Service(s) of a reasonable quality, Cybercentral does not warrant the quality, speed, reliability or any other aspect of the Service(s) nor does Cybercentral make any claim as to the quality, speed, reliability or any other aspect of Service(s) provided by any third party. Cybercentral does not provide a maintenance Service(s) for the Broadband network delivery system directly and makes no commitments on the time it may take to correct faults that may develop in the line used to connect to Cybercentral's ADSL service. Cybercentral will charge the customer $200.00 if the customer requests a site visit by a Telstra/Optus engineer where no fault is found with the ADSL line or service provided by Telstra or Optus.
1.7 Provision of the ADSL Service(s) is conditional on the Customer nominating, and keeping operational, for the duration of the service, a Telstra PSTN line and number, which is capable of being conditioned by Telstra for the purposes of carrying ADSL traffic across the Telstra DSLAM network. If, for whatever reason, the selected line or number is cancelled/terminated then the ADSL service is deemed to have also been cancelled/terminated/moved or in any way disconnected for any period of time then the ADSL service is deemed to have also been cancelled/terminated and an early termination fee of $170.00 will be charged.
1.8 The Customer agrees that it will not resell or re-supply any of the Service(s) unless it has prior written approval from an authorised Cybercentral representative.
1.9 Use of the service by the customer will comply with the conditions outlined in the Cybercentral Acceptable Use Policy as modified from time to time. the Cybercentral Acceptable use policy comprises an integral part of this agreement and may be found here: http://www.cybercentral.com.au/policy/aup.html
1.10 No user may use any aspect of the Cybercentral services to display or communicate content that contravenes any State, Territory or Commonwealth law.
1.11 Where the Cybercentral services are used to display content that is considered unsuitable for children, according to the classification act, customers must use appropriate warning or labeling.
1.12 Client will have the ability to reinstate files which are automatically archived by CyberCentral; however, CyberCentral does not guarantee the existence, accuracy, or regularity of its backup services on Virtual Servers and, therefore, Client is responsible for making back-up files in connection with its use of the Services. On Dedicated Servers, we will install the backup script for our clients, but the running of cron jobs and services is the responsibility of the server owner.
1.13 Client shall not use the Services for chain letters, junk mail, spamming, or any use of distribution lists to any person who has not given specific permission to be included in such a process. Client also shall not engage in any unsolicited email practices at CyberCentral, or otherwise, that mentions or reference any domain hosted on CyberCentral servers or parked on CyberCentral DNS servers. NOTE: THIS POLICY APPLIES TO ALL DOMAINS, NAMES SERVERS AND PARKED DOMAINS HOSTED ON THE SERVER. (Violators will be fined! Refer to our UCE (SPAM) Policy).
1.14 Client agrees to use only properly licensed third party software in connection with Client's use of the Services

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2. Charges and Billing

2.1 CyberCentral shall either (i) debit Client's credit card (where such information is provided by Client) or (ii) deliver by e-mail an invoice to Client in accordance with the applicable Services fees for ADSL , Dialup or hosting services rendered for the current month. Domain name registration fees must be paid up front via credit card only. Where an invoice is delivered to Client, Client shall remit payment to CyberCentral by no later than 10 days after the specified payment due date. CyberCentral shall be entitled to immediately terminate  this Agreement for Client's failure to make timely payments to CyberCentral. Certain services carry a set-up fee charged by CyberCentral to Client that must be paid by Client in order to have use of the Services. If Client terminates this Agreement in accordance with Section 5 hereunder, Client shall be responsible for any outstanding fees owed to CyberCentral and agrees to pay any and all fees incurred by Client. Because the Services are provided on a monthly basis, unless a contract is in place, Client will be responsible for Service fees incurred each month regardless of when Client provides notice of termination. Thus, for example, if Client provides notice to terminate on the 15th of a particular month, Client will still owe fees for the entire month and such fees will not be pro-rated or refunded. If Client has retained the Services for one (1) year and has pre-paid CyberCentral for such Services, refunds will be issued for any unused full month month portions less one month of the Services upon Clients request. Therefore, if Client's account is cancelled at any point during the one (1) year term, Client will be entitled to a refund for all but one of the full months remaining after notice given by the 20th of the preceding month.
2.2 The Customer must pay to Cybercentral the charges for the Service(s) plus any applicable GST. The charges for the Service(s) are:
  (a) the fees, rates and charges that are set out in the relevant Service(s) Schedule(s) (Broadband Application and other applicable documents) and as otherwise notified to the Customer from time to time; or
  (b) if no charges are set out in the relevant Service(s) Schedule, Cybercentral's standard corporate fees, rates and charges applicable at the time of supply of the relevant Service(s).
  (c) if the customer cancels the service within the initial service period an early cancellation penalty of $170.00 will be charged.
  (d) if the customer moves addresses or changes telephone number, either within or after the initial service period, the customer must enter in to a new contract and must pay a connection fee, a monthly service charge and an initial contract period.
  (e) if the customers line gets disconnected for any reason temporarily, either within or after the initial service period, the customer must pay a new connection fee.
  (f) Cybercentral has no ability to re-locate an ADSL service number or location under the terms and conditions of this contract.
  (g) If the customer requires the carrier to have a connection fault resolved and is found that the fault is within the customers premises then a false callout fee of $220 will be charge.
2.3 The Customer agrees that, where security is required, it will provide security to Cybercentral within the requested time and if it fails to do so the Service(s) may be immediately suspended and/or disconnected. If a Service(s) is disconnected, a reconnection fee may apply.
2.4 Electronic copy invoices for Access and Installation Service(s) will generally be issued monthly on the first working day of each month. However Cybercentral will debit the customer’s account/credit card on the following bases:
  (a) Installation charge debited on advice from Provider of a planned activation date.
  (b) Balance of first month’s access debited on advice from Provider that the service has been activated. The pro rata charge for the first month will be from Provider's confirmed activation date.
  (c) Subsequent month’s access are currently debited one month in advance on, or around, the 1st working day of each month for that month. This date may change if Cybercentral's suppliers change the dates they bill Cybercentral for DSL services.
  (d) Any excess usage charges are debited on, or around, the 1st of month following the month in which the excess was incurred
2.5 The Customer agrees that Cybercentral’s records are prima face evidence of the Customer’s use of the Service(s) and the charges payable.
2.6 The Customer agrees to receive or view its bills electronically and it acknowledges that the electronic delivery of its bills constitutes notification of the charges contained in those bills and the due date payable and that Cybercentral will not issue a paper copy of those bills.
2.7 The Customer may elect to have its bills paid by direct debit from a valid credit card. Cybercentral may charge the Customer a sum of up to $25.00 if the credit card or bank account nominated by the Customer refuses the charge when applied for by Cybercentral on the agreed debit dates. Cybercentral will charge a minimum of $1.10 for card reprocessing..
2.8 Any payment not received by the 20th of the month will be assessed a late fee of one and one-half percent (1 1/2%) per month or the highest rate allowed by applicable law, whichever is lower, with minimum of a $5.50 fee. Customer also shall pay to CyberCentral all expenses incurred by CyberCentral in exercising any of its rights under this Agreement or applicable law with respect to a Payment Default or other breach by Customer, including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys' fees and the fees of any collection agency retained by CyberCentral.
2.9 In the event the Customer's nominated credit card or bank account defaults on any debit then Cybercentral may suspend the service until such time as all outstanding charges are paid by the Customer. In the event that the Customer's ADSL service is suspended Cybercentral will charge a further $100.00 to reconnect the service.
2.10 Where the customer pays monthly access charges using a credit card Cybercentral will impose a surcharge. Currently the credit card surcharge is 2% per monthly access and 4% for AMEX.
2.11 Cybercentral bills ADSL ,Dialup and wireless services one month in advance. In the event that a user transfers away or cancels their Cybercentral service no rebate is given for the unused days.

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3. Liability

3.1 The parties agree that in no event shall CyberCentral be liable to any third party for Client's breach or alleged breach of any of the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement. Client agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless CyberCentral from any and all expenses, losses, liabilities, damages or third party claims resulting from Client's breach or alleged breach of any Client obligations set forth hereunder

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4. Use and disclosure of Information

4.1 The Customer authorises Cybercentral and its related bodies corporate to use and exchange Customer information before, during and after the provision of any credit to the Customer with any of their agents and any credit reporting agency credit providers, carriers, Customer’s business references in accordance with the relevant State and Federal acts for the following purposes:
  (a) considering or applying Cybercentral’s credit policy to the Customer’s application;
  (b) ongoing credit management of Customer account(s) with Cybercentral or any of its related bodies corporate, including recovery of Customer overdue payments;
  (c) ongoing maintenance of credit records about the Customer;
  (d) to enable Service(s) delivery to the Customer; and
  (e) any other purposes permitted under the Telecommunications Act 1984.
4.2 The customer agrees that information referred to in Clause 4.1 includes:
  (a) details and status of any of the Customer accounts with Cybercentral or its related bodies corporate;
  (b) identification of Customer Service(s) numbers, whether withheld or not, as required by any applicable law;
  (c) Customer credit history, including whether the Customer has made credit defaults, dishonoured debits or credit infringements;
  (d) Information about Customer creditworthiness or capacity.
4.3 “Customer” in this clause is defined to include any director of the Customer submitting this form. Any director submitting this Agreement acknowledges that Cybercentral may do a credit check on him or her in their personal capacity.
4.4 Where the Customer is in default of payment to Cybercentral the Customer agrees that Cybercentral or its agents may utilise any information collected and recorded by Cybercentral or its related bodies corporate in relation to the Customer’s account to assist Cybercentral in the process of debt recovery and may use debt collection agencies for that purpose.
4.5 Calls made to or from Cybercentral’s Customer Service Centre(s) may be recorded for customer service training, improvement programs and verification purposes.
4.6 Cybercentral may obtain an alternative provider to provide Service(s) to the Customer. The Customer agrees to the assignment of Cybercentral’s rights under this Agreement to that alternative provider; and irrevocably authorises Cybercentral to execute on the Customer’s behalf any documents necessary to give effect to that transfer.
4.7 The Customer should keep confidential all passwords it nominates in connection with the Service(s). The Customer acknowledges that Cybercentral will disclose any information in connection with the Customer’s accounts to any person who correctly quotes the passwords.
4.8 Cybercentral excludes all warranties concerning privacy of customer information in the case of an error made by an Cybercentral Pty Ltd employee in carrying out their operational duties or in the case of deliberate fraud on the part of an employee of Cybercentral Pty Ltd

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5. Termination

5.1 After the initial contract period ends Cybercentral may terminate, or vary, this Agreement at any time by giving the Customer twenty one days written notice of its intention to do so. Written notice will be via an email to the email address nominated by the customer on their application or as subsequently varied by the customer using the function provided for this purpose in the Cybercentral User Facilities.
5.2 Cybercentral may terminate this Agreement immediately on notice to the Customer, if the Customer;
  (a) breaches any clause of this Agreement and the breach is not remedied within 7 days of the receipt of email notice from Cybercentral; or
  (b) has a liquidator appointed, has an order made for its winding up, or has an administrator or a receiver appointed over all or a portion of its assets.
5.3 The Customer may terminate this Agreement at any end of month date following the date that the initial contract period ends by using the on line function in the Cybercentral User Facilities or in writing by mail or email using the Cybercentral account email address only and authorised by the nominated account holder of the service. If the customer fails to process the cancellation of their service in this way they will continue to be billed via the direct debiting of their nominated bank account or credit card.
5.4 If the customer terminates the ADSL service within the initial contract period then an early termination fee of $170.00 is charged.
5.5 The Customer will remain liable for all charges incurred by the Customer prior to termination of this Agreement for whatever reason.
5.6

Before losing access to the Cybercentral User Facilities the Customer is required to print all previous invoices they may need for tax or other purposes before closing their account. Once the account is closed invoices will no longer be available to the Customer and should the Customer subsequently require a copy of any invoice a considerable delay and charges for providing them will occur.

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6. Governing Law and Entire Agreement

6.1 Unless the parties otherwise agree, this Agreement will also apply to any other Service(s) acquired by the Customer from Cybercentral in the future. If the Customer wishes to acquire additional Service(s), the parties will negotiate and attach an additional Service(s) Schedule to this Agreement.
6.2 These terms plus the terms of the chosen Service(s) constitute the entire Agreement between the Customer and Cybercentral in relation to Service(s). Any condition, warranty, representation or other term which might otherwise be implied into or incorporated into these terms and conditions, or any collateral contract, whether by statute, common law or otherwise, is hereby excluded. Neither party shall have any remedy in respect of any untrue statement made to it upon which it relied in entering into this Agreement (unless such untrue statement was made fraudulently) and each party’s only remedy shall be for breach of contract as provided in this Agreement.
6.3 The Customer must not assign any of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without Cybercentral’s consent.
6.4 Any notice under this Agreement whether required to be written or otherwise may be given by Cybercentral to the Customer by posting on this web site or via an email to the email address nominated by the customer in the Cybercentral ADSL User Facilities..
6.5 These terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales.
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