IPhone5 Unicom contract terms

There are some differences in different regions, different models, different contract periods and packages. The following conventions are for reference only.

Unicom Contract Machine Access Agreement Party A: Customer

Party B: China United Network Communication Co., Ltd. Ningbo Company.

According to People's Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law, People's Republic of China (PRC) Telecom Regulations and other relevant laws and regulations, on the basis of equality, voluntariness, fairness and good faith, and based on the understanding and demand of Party B's communication services, Party A voluntarily applies to become a customer of Party B, and reaches the following agreement:

Network access requirements and service processing

(1) Party A shall submit the following registration materials when going through the procedures of network access and change:

1. Individual customer: provide the original valid personal identity document, and submit the original valid personal identity document and the power of attorney (the power of attorney shall be determined by each province) if it is entrusted to others.

2. Company customers: provide the letter of introduction of the company, the original business license (or the original organization code certificate), the original valid identity certificate of the manager, etc.

3. Where Party A's domicile (based on the address of valid identity documents) or legal domicile (the place where the company is registered in the business license) is not local, it shall go through the corresponding guarantee procedures as required by Party B..

(2) Party A shall use the terminal equipment with the national network access permission mark, and the terminal equipment shall have corresponding functions to support the selected service. If the selected service cannot be supported, Party A shall bear the consequences and pay all the expenses for the selected service to Party B..

(3) When Party A needs to transfer the business number, it shall pay all the fees first, and both parties shall handle the transfer with the original valid identity documents. In case of special circumstances, Party A may entrust others to handle it, but it shall also submit the valid identity certificate and original power of attorney of itself and its agent/guardian, and go through the change registration formalities at the business outlets designated by Party B. In the case that Party A becomes the new owner through transfer, if the original owner does not participate in the transfer in person, which causes the original owner to raise objections, Party A shall unconditionally give up all the rights and interests arising from the transfer and bear all the losses caused to the original owner and Party B. The transfer agent shall be jointly and severally liable for this.

(4) If Party A uses a guarantor to access the network, it shall submit a written document issued by the guarantor when handling the transfer business, stating that the guarantor agrees to continue the guarantee or requests to terminate the guarantee. The new owner shall meet the conditions in Article 1 (1) of this Agreement.

Fee standard and fee payment

(1) Party B shall, within the scope permitted by the national telecom tariff department, formulate tariff standards, clearly mark the price to customers, and announce the payment cycle information; Party A shall pay all communication fees in full within the time limit specified by Party B. ..

(2) Party A uses the tariff package provided by Party B, and the validity period of the package shall be implemented as agreed. After the package expires, if both parties have no objection, the validity period will be automatically extended. Unless otherwise agreed, Party A may change the packaging during or after the validity period.

(three) in case of national unified adjustment of communication fee standards, it shall be implemented in accordance with the unified provisions of the state. If Party B issues or adjusts the tariff, the new tariff standard shall be implemented from the effective date determined by Party B's announcement. Before the effective date determined by Party B's announcement, if Party A doesn't raise any objection, it will be deemed as consent and this agreement will continue to be performed; If Party A raises an objection and fails to reach an agreement with Party B, this agreement will be automatically terminated after Party A has settled all debts to Party B. ..

(4) The billing period is natural month, that is, from 00: 00 on June of 1 year to 24: 00 on the last day of the month. Because customers use communication services across billing cycles, there will be delays in generating telephone charges by network equipment and related processing, and some expenses in the current month may be included in the later telephone charges.

(5) If Party A is a post-paid user, the monthly payment period from XX to XX is to pay the last month's fee. Party A shall pay the communication fee on time. If Party A fails to pay the communication fee in full within the agreed time limit, Party B shall charge a penalty of 3‰ of the fee owed every day and have the right to suspend Party A's service; Party B shall resume Party A's service within 24 hours after Party A pays overdue fees and liquidated damages, unless Party A explicitly proposes not to open the service or the number has been cancelled. Under the above circumstances, Party B will reserve the right to recover the arrears and liquidated damages, and may also notify or entrust a third party to recover the arrears.

(6) If Party A is a prepaid user, it must ensure that there are enough funds in the account. If the balance of Party A's account meets the consumption conditions, Party B has the right to restrict or stop providing services to Party A without further notice.

(7) If Party A orders third-party value-added services or other fee-based services, Party B may charge Party A information fees and function fees. On behalf of a third party. When Party A uses value-added services or other charging services provided by a third party, the third party will formulate and publish charging standards.

(VIII) If Party A needs to start international business, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao business, it shall pay the corresponding fees according to Party B's regulations.

(9) For the network traffic caused by the automatic upgrade of Party A's terminal software, Party A shall bear the expenses arising from the traffic.

Customer rights and interests

network service

1. Party B provides communication services to Party A within the network coverage under the existing technical conditions.

2. The network services provided by Party B shall meet the communication quality standards stipulated by the state.

(2) Customer service

1. Party B shall provide services to customers within the promised network coverage according to standards not lower than the Telecommunications Service Specification.

2. Party B shall provide Party A with customer service telephone number 100 10, online business hall www. 100 10.com and other channels, so that Party A can understand Party B's services. Party B shall also provide Party A with free public telecommunication services, such as fire alarm 1 19, Fei Jing 1 10, medical emergency 120, traffic accident alarm 122, etc.

3. Party B shall obtain Party A's consent when providing services that require Party A to pay the monthly function fee; When Party B opens a service item for Party A to experience, it will not charge the monthly function fee for the experience service item.

4. For Party A's application for opening/closing communication services, Party B shall complete the operation within the promised time limit (unless otherwise agreed by both parties). If Party B fails to open/close in time, Party B shall reduce Party A's reasonable communication expenses. ..

5. In order to provide better services for Party A and facilitate Party A to know about various business services and information of China Unicom, Party B can communicate with Party A in terms of business and services by SMS, MMS, wappush, telephone, email and letter.

6. Party B shall guarantee Party A's information security, freedom of communication and communication secrets according to law, unless otherwise stipulated by laws and regulations.

Risks and responsibilities

(1) Party A shall guarantee the truthfulness, validity, accuracy and completeness of the registration materials for network access and change, and shall be obliged to cooperate with Party B to verify the registration materials. If there is any change in the registration information of Party A, Party A shall take the initiative to handle the change procedures. Because the customer information provided by Party A is unknown or untrue or Party B is not informed in time after the change, Party B cannot provide services to Party A or Party A cannot enjoy the relevant services provided by Party B, and Party B does not have to bear any responsibilities to Party A. If Party B finds that the normal performance of this agreement is affected due to the inaccurate registration information of Party A or Party A's failure to cooperate with timely correction, Party B has the right to suspend Party A's services and does not have to bear any responsibilities to Party A. ..

(2) Party A shall properly keep its telephone number, communication card, terminal and broadband account. If you find it lost or stolen, you can call the customer service hotline 100 10 in time or go to Party B's business outlets to temporarily stop payment or modify the account password; And may report the case to the public security organ, and Party B shall cooperate with the investigation of the public security organ, but Party B shall not bear the consequences caused to Party A by the above situation.

(3) Party A shall properly manage its communication service password. The service password is an important certificate for Party A to handle business, and Party A shall modify the initial service password immediately after accessing the network. Any act of customizing, changing or terminating the business by using the service password is regarded as an act authorized by Party A or Party A, and all obligations and responsibilities arising therefrom shall be borne by Party A. ..

(4) When using fixed-line and broadband services, Party A shall not change the nature of its use, or set up various service places or carry out any business service activities by using the computer Internet without the approval of the relevant departments, otherwise Party B has the right to stop the service, recover all expenses and liquidated damages according to law, and shall not bear any responsibilities.

(5) Unless otherwise agreed by both parties, the broadband access line provided by Party B is limited to one terminal. Without Party B's written consent, Party A shall not connect other terminal devices by internet without permission.

(VI) When Party A quits the network, the terminal equipment leased by Party A or provided by Party B for Party A free of charge shall be returned to Party B or handled according to the relevant agreement between Party A and Party B. ..

(VII) In case of arrears, Party B has the right to refuse to provide other services (including mobile, fixed-line and broadband services) to Party A until Party A pays off all the arrears and liquidated damages.

(VIII) After Party B accepts the business (service), it will check the line resources. If the business conditions are not met, this agreement will be automatically terminated after Party B notifies Party A, and Party B will refund the fees paid by Party A, but will not assume other responsibilities.

(9) before the fixed telephone is opened and used normally (including new clothes, mobile phone replacement, number change, etc.). ), Party A shall not inform others or disclose the selected number, otherwise the consequences and losses arising therefrom shall be borne by Party A. ..

(X) The nominal downlink rate of data services handled by Party A is only the highest downlink rate of data services provided by Party B, and Party B can't guarantee that it can reach the above nominal value under any circumstances. Party A acknowledges and recognizes this.

(1 1) When the unpaid communication expenses of Party A reach the credit limit (the credit limit refers to the maximum phone bill that users can use for overdraft consumption), Party A shall pay the communication expenses in time; When the unpaid communication expenses of Party A exceed the credit limit, Party B has the right to suspend Party A's network service (the downtime beyond the credit limit is not limited by the agreed payment period).

(12) If Party A sends information that violates laws and other public order and good customs, or sends a large number of commercial advertising information without the consent of the receiving customers, Party B has the right to close the information sending function of Party A according to the reports or complaints of the receiving customers.

(XIII) Party B shall not be responsible for the loss caused by the loss of the password of the communication card, the card being locked or being obtained by others due to Party A, and Party A shall not refuse to pay the communication fee agreed in this agreement on this ground.

(14) According to the principle of fair use, Party B will cap the data traffic of Party A.. When Party A's monthly data traffic reaches or exceeds the traffic limit, Party B may suspend Party A's online service in that month and automatically resume the service in the next month.

(15) If Party A gives its name and number to others for use, the obligations and responsibilities arising therefrom shall still be borne by Party A. ..

responsibility for breach of contract

(1) If one party breaches the contract and causes losses to the other party, it shall be liable for compensation according to law. However, the scope of liability of the breaching party for compensation for losses does not include unrealized expected profits or interests of the observant party, loss of business reputation, data loss itself and losses caused by data loss, liabilities of the observant party to third parties and other indirect losses.

(2) If this Agreement cannot be fulfilled in part or in whole due to force majeure, both parties may be exempted from liability in part or in whole.

Alteration and dissolution of the agreement

(1) The service commitments made by Party B in written forms such as announcements, user manuals and price lists, as well as the forms and business agreements signed by Party A for handling various businesses, will automatically become supplementary agreements to this agreement; In case of conflict with this agreement, the supplementary agreement shall prevail. If there is no agreement in the supplementary agreement, this agreement shall prevail.

(2) Where Party A requests to terminate the service (unless otherwise agreed by both parties) and applies for account cancellation or account cancellation, if the prepaid expenses of Party A are insufficient, it shall deposit a certain amount of communication fees as required by Party B, and settle the related expenses in the next month according to the business regulations of Party B and the agreement of both parties.

(3) Under any of the following circumstances, Party B has the right to unilaterally terminate the agreement, recover the number or account number and terminate the service, and reserve the right to hold Party A liable for breach of contract:

1. The valid identity documents provided by Party A (including those provided by agents or guardians) are false and untrue, which may bring business risks to Party B;

2. Party A installs equipment that has not obtained network access license or may affect network security or network service quality;

3. If Party A obtains the right to use the number by way of guarantee, the guarantor violates the guarantee clause or has definite evidence to prove that the guarantor is unable to perform the guarantee responsibility;

4. Party A changes the nature of telecommunication business or transfers the lease right without going through relevant formalities;

5. Party A fails to pay the communication fee and liquidated damages within 3 months after the downtime arrears (including the month of downtime arrears);

6. The business (service) exceeds the agreed validity period;

7. The number is recognized by the state judicial organs as being used for illegal and criminal activities or other improper purposes;

8. Party B receives a notice from the state administrative department requesting to stop Party A's service;

9. Prepaid products are not activated within the agreed time limit;

10, other circumstances stipulated by laws and regulations, agreed by both parties or promised by Party A. ..

(4) If this Agreement (in whole or in part) cannot be fulfilled due to technical progress or national policies, Party B reserves the right to adjust the telecommunications business (service) and service number, and Party B shall make an announcement at least 90 days before the adjustment and put forward corresponding solutions. Party A may negotiate a solution with Party B, but shall not require Party B to continue to perform this Agreement.

Agreement dispute

Disputes related to this agreement can be settled by both parties through communication and consultation; If negotiation fails, Party A may apply to the local communication administration or consumer association for mediation; Either party may bring a lawsuit to the people's court where Party B resides.

The agreement came into effect.

This agreement is made in duplicate, one for each party, and shall come into effect as of the date of signature and seal by both parties, with a validity period of one year. Upon expiration, if both parties have no objection, this agreement will be automatically extended year by year in a one-year cycle. If Party A applies for access to the network by Miracle, this agreement will remain valid during the access period.

(Party A promises that I have fully read and understood all the terms in this agreement. )