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Blocking Service Sample Clauses

Blocking Service. Upon CLEC’s request, SBC-AMERITECH shall provide call blocking service (including, but not limited to, 700, 900, and 976 services individually or in any combination upon request, xxxx to third party and collect calls) to CLEC on a line, trunk, or individual service basis at parity with what SBC-AMERITECH provides its end users.
Blocking Service. AT&T shall provide call blocking of 700, 900, and 976 services upon request as well as xxxx to third party and collect calls from NuVox on a line or trunk basis at parity pursuant to Section A13.9 of AT&T’s General Subscriber Services Tariff.
Blocking Service. BellSouth AT&T shall provide blocking of 700, 900, 976 and any new services of this type individually or in any combination upon request, including bill to third party and collect calls. Blocking shall be provided on a line, trunk or individual service basis at parity with what BellSouth AT&T provides its end users.
Blocking Service. Upon AT&T’s request, SBC-AMERITECH shall provide call blocking service (including, but not limited to, 700, 900, and 976 services individually or in any combination upon request, bill to third party and collect calls) to AT&T on a line, trunk, or individual service basis at parity with what SBC-AMERITECH provides its End Users.
Blocking Service. 1. General Blocking service is a feature that permits customers to restrict access from their telephone line to various discretionary services. The following blocking options are available to residential and business customers: a. 900, 700 Blocking - allows the subscriber to block all calls beginning with the 900 and 700 prefixes (i.e. 900-XXX-XXXX) from being placed. b. 900, 700, 333 (Rochester LATA, only), 396, 540, 550, 551 (Syracuse LATA, only), 770 (NY Metro LATA, only), 910, 920, 970, 971, 974 & 976 Blocking - allows the subscriber to block all calls beginning with the above prefixes from being placed.
Blocking Service. 1. General Blocking service is a feature that permits customers to restrict access from their telephone line to various discretionary services. The following blocking options are available to residential and business customers: a. 976 Blocking - allows the subscriber to block all calls beginning with the 976 prefixes (i.e. 976-XXX-XXXX) from being placed. b. Third Number Billed and Collect Call Restriction - provides the subscriber with a method of denying all third number billed and collect calls to a specific telephone number provided the transmitting operator checks their validation data base. c. Toll Restriction (1+ and 0+ Blocking) - provides the subscriber with local dialing capabilities but blocks any customer-dialed call that has a long distance charge associated with it. Toll Restriction will not block the following types of calls: 911 (Emergency), 1 + 800 (Toll Free), and operator assisted toll calls. d. Toll Restriction Plus - provides subscribers with Toll Restriction, as described in 1.d. of this Section, and blocking of 411 calls. e. Direct Inward Dialing Blocking (Third Party and Collect Call) - provides business customers who subscribe to DID service to have Third Party and Collect Call Blocking on the number ranges provided by the Company. 2. Regulations a. The Company will not be liable for any charge incurred when any long distance carrier or alternative operator service provider accepts third number billed or collect calls. b. Blocking Service is available where equipment and facilities permit. 3.4 SERVICE OFFERINGS (Cont’d) Third Number Billed and Collect Call Restriction - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Toll Restriction - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Toll Restriction Plus - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Direct Inward Dialing Blocking (Third Party and Collect Call) - Initial Activation $50.00 - Subsequent Activation (per line) $10.00 Pricing for Blocking Service for a business customer with more than 200 lines will be based on the costs incurred by Company to provide the service.
Blocking Service. BellSouth shall provide call blocking of 700, 900, and 976 services upon request as well as bill to third party and collect calls from KMC Data on a line or trunk basis at parity pursuant to Section A13.9 of BellSouth’s GSST.
Blocking Service. 1. General Blocking service is a feature that permits customers to restrict access from their telephone line to various discretionary services. The following blocking options are available to residential and business customers: a. 976 Blocking - allows the subscriber to block all calls beginning with the 976 prefixes (i.e. 976-XXX-XXXX) from being placed. b. Third Number Billed and Collect Call Restriction - provides the subscriber with a method of denying all third number billed and collect calls to a specific telephone number provided the transmitting operator checks their validation data base. c. Toll Restriction (1+ and 0+ Blocking) - provides the subscriber with local dialing capabilities but blocks any customer-dialed call that has a long distance charge associated with it. Toll Restriction will not block the following types of calls: 911 (Emergency), 1 + 800 (Toll Free), and operator assisted toll calls. d. Toll Restriction Plus - provides subscribers with Toll Restriction, as described in 1.d. of this Section, and blocking of 411 calls. e. Direct Inward Dialing Blocking (Third Party and Collect Call) - provides business customers who subscribe to DID service to have Third Party and Collect Call Blocking on the number ranges provided by the Company. 2. Regulations a. The Company will not be liable for any charge incurred when any long distance carrier or alternative operator service provider accepts third number billed or collect calls. b. Blocking Service is available where equipment and facilities permit. 3.4 SERVICE OFFERINGS (Cont’d) Third Number Billed and Collect Call Restriction - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Toll Restriction - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Toll Restriction Plus - Residential $5.00 - Business (up to 200 lines) $5.00 Direct Inward Dialing Blocking (Third Party and Collect Call) - Initial Activation $50.00 - Subsequent Activation (per line) $10.00 Pricing for Blocking Service for a business customer with more than 200 lines will be based on the costs incurred by Company to provide the service.
Blocking Service. BellSouth shall provide call blocking of 700, 900, and 976 services upon request as well as bill to third party and collect calls from KMC Data on a line or trunk basis at parity pursuant to Section A13.9 of BellSouth’s GSST.

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