Account & Service Control · Procedure
Check that you can access and keep electronic communications
Before deciding to do business electronically with participating providers, you should consider whether you have the required technology. Access requires an internet-capable device, an email account and a browser supporting 128-bit encryption; some documents may also require a PDF reader. Keeping a copy requires a printer or storage with sufficient space. Direct questions about these requirements to the participating providers.
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Before you decide to do business electronically with the participating providers, you should consider whether you have the required hardware and software capabilities described below.
To access and retain the Electronic Communications, you will need a device capable of accessing the Internet, access to an e-mail account and an internet browser that supports 128-bit encryption. To read certain documents, you may also need a PDF file reader like Adobe® Acrobat Reader.
To retain a copy of Electronic Communications for future reference, you will need a printer or a storage device with sufficient space, such as your computer’s disk drive. You may send any questions regarding the hardware and software requirements directly to the participating providers.
Cross-references
- qualifies (model-proposed): Signing up gives electronic consent and confirms access — Signing up acknowledges access to electronic communications; the technology requirements explain the capabilities users should consider before consenting.