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- 3. Invoice issued by a supplier to a customer in paper or electronic form, notifying charges due to be paid by the customer for products and services purchased, requested, acquired or used by the customer.
- 6. Person or entity legally responsible for payment, or a consumer legally entitled to use the service provided by the supplier to the bill payer.
- 7. Tariff or fee levied by a supplier for the provision of a product, service or transaction, or for a third party product or service.
- 8. Expected and designed relationship in respect of prepayment meters, between energy or communication units consumed and payment made or debited.
- 9. Good or service provided by the supplier.
- 10. Summary of information provided by a supplier recording items of debit and credit between itself and a customer.
- 11. Pricing offer resulting in a variation, in the customer’s favor, from a supplier’s tariff or fee.
- 12. Pursued, unresolved customer billing complaint.
- 14. Request to a supplier by a customer for information about charges or other content on the supplier’s bill, or about other aspects of the supplier’s billing service, relevant to that customer.
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- 1. Billing-related feature, usually at no charge, which a customer can choose.
- 2. Purchase of a code, key, dongle or dongle content required prior to service usage being made available.
- 4. Fixed line and wireless telephony, including mobile and cell phones, satellite and cable television, and data services such as internet or multi-media entertainment.
- 5. Supplier’s record of a customer’s bill and associated charges, and of billing arrangements with the customer for the service(s) required, including customer information to assist with customer enquiries and credit assessment and management.
- 8. Individual member of the general public, purchasing or using goods, property or services, for private purposes.
- 13. Fixed or variable charge permitting calculation of the price to be levied by a supplier for the provision of a product or service during the period used.