What is a LOI?

LOI = Letter of Intent

This means a letter on company letterhead paper explianing what you will do with the number, how it will be used etc.
This is most often used to verify and make sure that the number is not used for purposes that go against the local law and their policies.

Last updated: 01/01/2024

 

 


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