Domestic Interstate MCI 800 DAL Service Sample Clauses

Domestic Interstate MCI 800 DAL Service. (1) For domestic interstate inbound services terminating via dedicated access from an MCI point of presence to Customer owned location(s) (including such service from locations in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands), Customer will pay the postalized rate per minute of [ ] for Peak usage and the postalized rate per minute of [ ] for non-Peak usage. (2) The above rates for MCI 800 DAL Service do not include any Feature Charges described in the Tariff. MCI will charge Customer [ ] per call for the Automatic Number Identification Delivery Feature Charges. All other Feature Charges will be as set forth in the Tariff.
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Domestic Interstate MCI 800 DAL Service. 1) Except as provided in Paragraph 7(b)2) below, for domestic interstate inbound services terminating via dedicated access from an MCI point of presence to Customer-owned location(s), except for service originating from Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands for which Customer shall pay Tariff rates less applicable Tariff discounts, Customer will pay the following applicable postalized rate per minute as determined by Customer's Monthly Usage: Rate Monthly Usage Per Minute ------------- ---------- $0 to $999,999 Tariff $1,000,000 to $1,499,999 $0.0716 $1,500,000 and above $0.0710 NPA STATE MAJOR CITY --- ----- ---------- 714 California Irvine 909 California Los Angeles 310 California Los Angeles 213 California Los Angeles 510 California Oakland 916 California Sacramento 619 California San Diego 415 California San Francisco 408 California San Jose 818 California Sherxxx Xxxs 202 District of Columbia 302 Delaware Dover 410 Maryland Baltimore 301 Maryland Rockville 201 New Jersey Newark 215 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 610 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 412 Pennsylvania Pittsburgh 703 Virginia Arlington 540 Virginia Arlington 804 Virginia Richmond 304 West Virginia Charleston 216 Ohio Cleveland 614 Ohio Columbus 513 Ohio Cincinnati 419 Ohio Toledo 313 Michigan Detroit 810 Michigan Detroit 312 Illinois Chicago 708 Illinois Chicago 630 Illinois Chicago 414 Wisconsin Milwaukee 317 Indiana Indianapolis 205 Alabama Montgomery 334 Alabama Montgomery 305 Florida Miami 954 Florida Miami 813 Florida Tampa 941 Florida Tampa 904 Florida Jacksonville 404 Georgia Atlanta 770 Georgia Atlanta 502 Kentucky Louisville 504 Louisiana New Orleans MCI CONFIDENTIAL 19 54 601 Mississippi Jackxxx 919 North Carolina Raleigh 910 North Carolina Raleigh 704 North Carolina Charlotte 803 South Carolina Columbia 615 Tennessee Nashville Postalized Rates ---------------- Monthly Usage Rate Per Minute ------------- --------------- $0 to $999,999 Tariff $1,000,000 to $1,499,999 $0.0685 $1,500,000 and above $0.0680
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