911 Service

BY ACTIVATING AND PAYING FOR THE SERVICES, CUSTOMER AGREES TO THE LIMITATIONS OF BLUEPEAK’S 911 EMERGENCY DIALING SERVICE (THE “911 SERVICE”) SET FORTH HEREIN AND UNDERSTANDS THE DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN SUCH 911 SERVICE AND TRADITIONAL 911 or E911 CALLS.

Bluepeak is not responsible for any 911 Service failures or outages, including such failures or outages related to the loss of electrical power, connectivity, suspension or termination by Customer’s broadband or Internet service provider, the blocking of ports by Customer’s broadband or Internet service provider, or resulting from local or national disasters.  Emergency personnel do not receive Customer’s phone number or physical location when a 911 call using the 911 Service is routed to a national emergency call center. Customer acknowledges and agrees that a national emergency call center may disclose Customer’s name and address to all third parties with providing emergency services, including, without limitation, call routers, call centers and local emergency centers. Customer must register with Bluepeak each primary phone number and address that Customer uses for the 911 Service and will receive an email confirmation from Bluepeak that the 911 Service has been activated for that primary phone number. If Customer fails to update such phone number and address or uses the 911 Service prior to receiving such email confirmation from Bluepeak, any 911 calls made using the 911 Service may be sent to an emergency center near the previously registered address. Customer may only register one address at a time for each corresponding phone number.