| English term or phrase: whichever is later | | Interim Payment. If you incur significant long distance charges or you present an abnormal risk to us, we may require an interim payment before your normal billing date. In this case, we will consider your payment past due 3 days after the due date or after we demand payment, whichever is later. If, after we notify you, the risk of loss to us substantially increases, or we believe you have no intention of paying the amount you owe, we can request immediate payment of your entire Service account. |
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The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +2
