Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services Sample Clauses

Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 3.1 Upon request by Reseller, to the extent technically feasible, Xxxx Atlantic will provide to Reseller the capability of rerouting to Reseller's platforms directory assistance traffic (411 and 555-1212 calls) from Reseller Customers served by resold Xxxx Atlantic Retail Telecommunications Service dial tone line service and operator services traffic (0+ and 0- intraLATA calls) from Reseller Customers served by resold Xxxx Atlantic Retail Telecommunications Service dial tone line service.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 28.1 Where AT&T purchases either Local Services or Local Switching as an Unbundled Element, upon AT&T's request, GTE will, where technically feasible, provide the functionality and features required to modify the AT&T Customer's line at GTE's local switch (LS) to route all calls to the AT&T Network for local Directory Assistance and the AT&T Platform for Operator Services. AT&T shall pay GTE's costs, if any, pursuant to the pricing standards of Section 252(d) of the Act and in such amounts or levels as determined by the Commission for implementation of such routing.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 28.1 Where AT&T purchases either Local Services or Local Switching as an Unbundled Element, upon AT&T's request, GTE will, where technically feasible, provide the functionality and features required to modify the AT&T Customer's line at GTE's local switch (LS) to route all calls to the AT&T Network for local Directory Assistance and the AT&T Platform for Operator Services. AT&T shall pay GTE's costs, if any, pursuant to the pricing standards of Section 252(d) of the Act and in such amounts or levels as determined by the Commission for implementation of such routing. In the event that the parties are unable to agree on cost recovery for provision of customized routing of directory assistance and operator services calls, either party may petition the Commission for expedited review and hearing on the matter of the appropriate cost recovery of such costs.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 28.1 Where AT&T purchases Local Switching as an Unbundled Element, upon AT&T's request, GTE will, where technically feasible, provide the functionality and features required to modify the AT&T Customer's line at GTE's local switch (LS) to route all calls to the AT&T Network for local Directory Assistance and the AT&T Platform for Operator Services. AT&T shall pay GTE's costs, if any, pursuant to the pricing standards of Section 252(d) of the Act and in such amounts or levels as determined by the Commission for implementation of such routing. Neither this Section 28.1 nor any other section contained in this Agreement shall obligate GTE to route, or provide the functionality and features required to modify the AT&T Customer’s line at GTE’s local switch (LS) to route calls to the AT&T Network for local Directory Assistance and the AT&T Platform for Operator Services when AT&T purchases Local Services. Local Directory Assistance and Operator Services calls dialled by AT&T Customers when AT&T purchases Local Services shall be routed to GTE’s Directory Assistance and Operator Services platforms.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 12.10.11.1 Upon request by AT&T, Verizon will provide to AT&T the capability of rerouting to AT&T’s platforms directory assistance traffic (411 and 555-1212 calls) from AT&T Customers served by resold Verizon dial tone line service and operator services traffic (O+ and 0- intraLATA calls) from AT&T Customers served by resold Verizon dial tone line service.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 28.1Where SBCT purchases either Local Services or Local Switching as an Unbundled Element, unless SBCT requests otherwise, GTE will, where technically feasible, provide the functionality and features required to modify the SBCT Customer's line at GTE's local switch (LS) to route all calls to the SBCT Network for local Directory Assistance and the SBCT Platform for Operator Services.
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Routing to Directory Assistance and Operator Services. 28.1 Where ACSI purchases either Local Services or Local Switching as an Unbundled Element, upon ACSI's request, GTE will, where technically feasible, provide the functionality and features required to modify the ACSI Customer's line at GTE's local switch (LS) to route all calls to the ACSI Network for local Directory Assistance and the ACSI Platform for Operator Services. ACSI shall pay GTE's costs, if any, pursuant to the pricing standards of Section 252(d) of the Act and in such amounts or levels as determined by the Commission for implementation of such routing.
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