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Microsoft Service Agreement Last Updated: July 2006
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING MICROSOFT!
1. What the Contract Covers.
This is a contract between you and the Microsoft company referenced in section 24. Sometimes Microsoft is referred to as “we,” “us” or “our”. This contract applies to any Windows Live or MSN software, products or services, including updates, that you use while this contract isin force. All of the software, products or services are referred to in this contract as the “service.”
Please note that we do not provide warranties for the service. The contract also limits our liability. These terms are in sections 15 and 16 and we ask you to read them carefully.
2. When You May Use the Service.
You may start using the service as soon as you have finished the sign-upprocess.
3. How You May Use the Service.
In using the service, you will:
· obey the law;
· obey any codes of conduct or other notices we provide;
· obey the Microsoft Anti-spam Policy, which is available at http://privacy.msn.com/anti-spam[->0]
· keep your service account password secret; and
· promptly notify us if you learn of a security breach related to the service.
4. How You MayNot Use the Service.
In using the service, you may not:
· use the service in a way that harms us or our affiliates, resellers, distributors, and/or vendors (collectively, the “Microsoft parties”), or any customer of a Microsoft party;
· use any portion of the service as a destination linked from any unsolicited bulk messages or unsolicited commercial messages (“spam”);
· use anyunauthorized third party software or service to access the Microsoft instant messaging network (currently known as the .NET Messenger service);
· use any automated process or service to access and/or use the service (such as a BOT, a spider, periodic caching of information stored by Microsoft, or “meta-searching”);
· use any unauthorized means to modify or reroute, or attempt to modify or reroute, theservice;
· damage, disable, overburden, or impair the service (or the network(s) connected to the service) or interfere with anyone’s use and enjoyment of the service; or
· resell or redistribute the service, or any part of the service.
You can find a list of authorized third-party software at http://messenger.msn.com/Help/Authorized.aspx.
5. You Are Responsible For Your Service Account.Only you may use your service account. For some parts of the service, we may notify you that you may set up additional member accounts that are dependent on your account (an “associated account”). You are responsible for all activity that takes place with your service account or an associated account. You may not authorize any third party to access and/or use the service on your behalf.
6. If YouAre an Associated Account User.
If you are the user of an associated account, then the holder of the service account has full control over your associated account. This control includes the right to end the service, close or alter your associated account at any time, and, in some cases, to request and receive machine and service use information related to your associated account.
7. If YouPay Microsoft.
7.1 Charges. This section 7 applies in all situations in which you directly pay us. If you pay a company other than us for the service, then the charges and billing terms are as stated by the other company. Even if you do not pay for the service, you may still incur charges incidental to using the service; for example, charges for Internet access, mobile text messaging, or otherdata transmission.
7.2 Payment. When you create a billing account, you enter your payment method. You must be authorized to use the payment method. You authorize us to charge you for the service using your payment method and for any paid feature of the service for which you choose to sign-up or use while this contract is in force. You will pay service charges in advance. We may charge you...