Call Rating. Calls will be rated as local if the call terminates within the LCA associated with the call’s originating ANI, which must be a 911 Enabled Two-Way Number. All calls terminating outside a Subscriber’s LCA will be rated as either intrastate, interstate or international long distance. Sangoma will distinguish interstate versus intrastate versus international long distance based on the originating ANI and terminating ANI provided in the call signaling. Sangoma utilizes the value in the ‘FROM’ field in the SIP header as the originating ANI for establishing the jurisdiction of the call (i.e., interstate versus intrastate versus international). However, if a value is present in any of the SIP header fields used for caller id (e.g. Remote party ID, P-Assert-Identity), Sangoma may use this in lieu of the “FROM” field as the originating ANI to determine the jurisdiction of a call. If Sangoma cannot accurately rate a call due to an invalid or omitted originating ANI, and its rating jurisdiction is not international, Sangoma will default to rating the call as intrastate. Sangoma will determine the originating or terminating carrier by evaluating the terminating ANI down to the NPA-NXX-X level. Customer must maintain the originating ANI for all outbound calls and abstain from any ANI manipulation in the call signaling.
Call Rating. Calls will be rated as local if the call terminates within the LCA associated with the call’s originating ANI, which must be a UC TN. All calls terminating outside a LCA will be rated as either intrastate, interstate or international long distance. Bandwidth will distinguish interstate versus intrastate versus international long distance based on the originating ANI and terminating ANI provided in the call signaling. Bandwidth utilizes the value in the ‘FROM’ field in the SIP header as the originating ANI for establishing the jurisdiction of the call (i.e., interstate versus intrastate versus international). However, if a value is present in any of the SIP header fields used for caller ID (e.g. remote party ID, P-Assert-Identity), Bandwidth may use this in lieu of the “FROM” field as the originating ANI to determine the jurisdiction of a call. If Bandwidth cannot accurately rate a call due to an invalid or omitted originating ANI, and its rating jurisdiction is not international, Bandwidth will default to rating the call as intrastate. Bandwidth will determine the originating or terminating carrier by evaluating the terminating ANI down to the NPA-NXX-X level. Reseller must maintain (or must cause Reseller’s customer or Subscriber to maintain) the originating ANI for all outbound calls and abstain from any ANI manipulation in the call signaling. If a call made by Reseller’s customer(s) or Subscriber(s) cannot be accurately identified via a unique ID, “FROM” field or P-Assert-Identity, Bandwidth will bill Reseller with respect to such call at the primary account but not at any otherwise applicable sub-account.
Call Rating. Outbound Calling only provides Interstate, Intrastate, and, if expressly contracted in writing, International call termination. No outbound local calling or inbound calling service is provided. Bandwidth will determine the distinction and jurisdiction of Interstate versus Intrastate versus International call termination based on (i) the Originating Automatic Number Identification (ANI), or (ii) the Location Routing Number (LRN), in conjunction with the terminating ANI provided in the Call Signaling. If Bandwidth determines, in its sole discretion, that Bandwidth cannot accurately apply rates due to an invalid or omitted Originating ANI, and the terminating rating jurisdiction is not International, Bandwidth will apply the prevailing Intrastate calls rate. If an invalid or omitted Originating ANI results in Bandwidth incurring access charges, local exchange carrier “DIP” fees or other similar fees or charges from or by any third party, Bandwidth will invoice Customer for any and all such fees and charges in addition to any applicable usage charges.
Call Rating. 2.5.1 TELTRUST shall provide software and other appropriate systems to format and rate calls, in accordance with Section 2.6.1.1, in order that call records will be submitted either (1) to BSLD for clearinghouse services; or
Call Rating. All domestic calls will be rated and rounded in six (6) second increments with a six (6) second per call minimum and rounded to the third decimal place for each call charge. All international and calling card calls will be rated in six (6) second increments with a six (6) second per call minimum and rounded to the third decimal place for each call charge unless otherwise determined by us to be in six (6) second increment rounding with rounding up to the next six (6) second increment and all calls to Mexico will be rated in six (6) second increments.
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