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#2016711 - 05/28/15 06:54 PM Discontinuing a service - Change in Terms?
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We have a deposit product that includes an add-on service of BillPay. During a product evaluation, it was determined to discontinue the service. Any thoughts as to whether this triggers a Reg E Change in Terms Notice?

The product has its own separate enrollment and terms of service. It is completely optional.
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#2016714 - 05/28/15 06:56 PM Re: Discontinuing a service - Change in Terms? GenerousLife
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Is it listed on your current Reg E disclosure as a service that is available?
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#2016741 - 05/28/15 07:48 PM Re: Discontinuing a service - Change in Terms? GenerousLife
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It is not.
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#2016769 - 05/28/15 08:46 PM Re: Discontinuing a service - Change in Terms? GenerousLife
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Then you don't have a change in terms notice requirement. You undoubtedly plan to provide customers some notice, however. I'd make sure it allows any customer using the service enough lead time to transition.
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#2016787 - 05/28/15 09:25 PM Re: Discontinuing a service - Change in Terms? GenerousLife
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Yes, we are giving advance notice. We have the luxury of knowing when payments are scheduled, so we can key off that furthest date in our message.

Thanks!
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