Custom Calling Features Sample Clauses

Custom Calling Features. MULTISERV (including equivalent administrative capabilities, such as subscriber accessible reconfiguration and detailed message recording); and

Custom Calling Features. Check all features you would like included with the calling service. Additional monthly fees apply.  Anonymous Call Rejection $4.10  Call Waiting $3.10  Speed Calling – 8 codes $2.6  Three Way Calling $2.60  Calling Number ID $7.20  Continuous Redial $4.10  Speed Calling – 30 codes $4.10  VIP Alert/Customized Ringing $3.60  Call Forward, Remote $6.00  Last Call Return $4.10  Toll Restriction (Total) $4.05  Wake Up, per request $2.05  Call Forward, Variable $2.60  Smart Ring (Teen line) $2.05  Toll Restriction (Block 1+, Allow 0+) $4.05  900# Block, install (first time free) $0.00 CPNI VERIFICATION PASSWORDS Required for any account access or related services with ASTAC via phone, in- person, or on the web.

Custom Calling Features. Check all features you would like included with the calling service. Additional monthly fees apply.  Anonymous Call Rejection $4.10  Call Waiting $3.10  Speed Calling – 8 codes $2.6  Three Way Calling $2.60  Calling Number ID $7.20  Continuous Redial $4.10  Speed Calling – 30 codes $4.10  VIP Alert/Customized Ringing $3.60  Call Forward, Remote $6.00  Last Call Return $4.10  Toll Restriction (Total) $4.05  Wake Up, per request $2.05  Call Forward, Variable $2.60  Smart Ring (Teen line) $2.05  Toll Restriction (Block 1+, Allow 0+) $4.05  900# Block, install (first time free) $0.00 This is an Agreement between subscriber named above and ARCTIC SLOPE TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION COOPERATIVE, INC., (“ASTAC”) for the provision of wireless, telephone, internet, long distance or other telecommunications services or products (“Service”). The Agreement shall not be binding until accepted and executed by an authorized employee, or agent of ASTAC. A faxed copy of this Agreement can be considered an original. Government issued photo identification (Driver license, State ID, BIA card or Passport) is required to establish service with ASTAC. A photo copy will be taken and kept on file. The parties agree that ASTAC will provide services to the subscriber under the Terms and Conditions listed below and ASTAC’s Acceptable Use Policies located at xxx.xxxxx.xxx and may change without notice. By signing this Agreement, subscriber(s) authorizes ASTAC to perform credit checks to obtain subscribers credit history. Subscriber further acknowledges responsibility for reading and understanding the terms (at xxx.xxxxx.xxx) and agrees to be bound thereby.

Custom Calling Features. For instructions on how to operate these features, please refer to your Southeast North Dakota Regional Telephone Directory.

Custom Calling Features comprise a group of features provided via a Central Office Switch without the need for special Customer Premises Equipment. Features include, but are not limited to, call waiting, 3-way calling, abbreviated dialing (speed calling), call forwarding, and series completing (busy or no answer).

Custom Calling Features. Centrex (including equivalent administrative capabilities, such as subscriber accessible reconfiguration and detailed message recording); and

Custom Calling Features. A set of Telecommunications Service features available to residential and single-line business customers including call-waiting, call-forwarding and three-party calling. Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI): Shall have the meaning set forth in 47 U.S.C. §222 and shall also include any additional information specified pursuant to State law. Customer Service Record (CSR): A record detailing the services to which an End User subscribes from its Telecommunications provider(s).

Custom Calling Features. 2.01 The following custom calling features are provided: a) Revertive ringing feature allows a customer to communicate from a telephone set with other telephone sets connected to the same individual line. By dialing the customer's own number, the customer receives a busy line signal and on replacing the handset, all additional telephone sets then ring. When a person at an additional telephone set answers the call, ringing stops at all telephone sets and the initiator of the call can then pick up the handset and engage in a conversation. The feature is furnished through a software package. b) Call Forwarding provides for the transfer to another telephone of incoming calls by dialing a code and the telephone number of the service to which the calls are to be transferred. c) Speed Calling permits a customer to place calls to a previously designated list of frequently called numbers by dialing a speed call code rather than the complete number. There are two list lengths being 8 entries and 30 entries. d) Three-way Calling provides for holding an existing call and, by dialing a prefix code and the telephone number of a third telephone, extending the call to that telephone. This feature provides that only one of the three telephones may be outside the local-service area of the telephone establishing the three-way call. e) Call Waiting provides the ability for a customer to receive an incoming call when his central-office line is in use. The called party hears a tone indicating an incoming call is waiting. At that point he can put the existing call on 'hold', or disconnect, and then receive the incoming call. f) Ident-A-Call provides the ability for a customer to have one or two additional telephone numbers assigned to a central-office line. A distinctive ringing pattern is provided for each telephone number. The feature may only be associated with individual-line service which is provided for single -line applications. Directory listings for the additional telephone numbers are provided as specified in Section 140.