Installation Nonrecurring Charges Sample Clauses

Installation Nonrecurring Charges. 109.23.2.1 CLSP™ Business, Centrex, PAL, and PBX Analog non-DID Trunks, Residential 109.23.2.1.1 First Line (Mechanized) NHCRA $25.00 109.23.2.1.2 Each Additional Line (Mechanized) NHCRC $18.00 109.23.2.1.3 First Line (Manual) NHCRB $75.00 109.23.2.1.4 Each Additional Line (Manual) NHCRD $20.00 109.23.2.2 CLSP™ Analog DID PBX Trunks $165.61 109.23.2.3 CLSP™ ISDN-BRI $318.00
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Installation Nonrecurring Charges. 109.23.2.1 QPP™ Business, Centrex, PAL, and PBX Analog non-DID Trunks, Residential 109.23.2.1.1 First Line (Mechanized) NHCRA $ 33.89 109.23.2.1.2 Each Additional Line (Mechanized) NHCRC $ 9.72 109.23.2.1.3 First Line (Manual) NHCRB $ 50.32 109.23.2.1.4 Each Additional Line (Manual) NHCRD $ 11.30 109.23.2.2 QPP™ Analog DID PBX Trunks $ 177.02 109.23.2.3 QPP™ ISDN-BRI $ 241.28
Installation Nonrecurring Charges. 109.23.2.1 QPP™ Business, Centrex, PAL, and PBX Analog non-DID Trunks, Residential 109.23.2.1.1 First Line (Mechanized) NHCRA $ 57.72 109.23.2.1.2 Each Additional Line (Mechanized) NHCRC $ 15.69 109.23.2.1.3 First Line (Manual) NHCRB $ 82.30 109.23.2.1.4 Each Additional Line (Manual) NHCRD $ 18.28 109.23.2.2 QPP™ Analog DID PBX Trunks $ 15.21 109.23.2.3 QPP™ ISDN-BRI $ 272.96 23.3 Qwest AIN Features See Applicable Qwest Retail Tariff, Catalog or Price List less Discount (which will be provided pursuant to terms and conditions in CLEC’s ICA). (8) 23.4 Qwest DSL See Applicable Qwest Retail Tariff, Catalog or Price List less Discount (which will be provided pursuant to terms and conditions in CLEC’s ICA). (8) 109.23.5 Qwest Voice Messaging Services See Applicable Qwest Retail Tariff, Catalog or Price List less Discount (8) 112.1 Develoments and Enhancements, per Local Service Request $ 5.00 112.2 Ongoing Maintenance, per Local Service Request $ 1.40 112.3 Daily Usage Records File, per Record $ 0.000419 (1) Monthly Recurring credit applies to QPP™ Residential Services as set forth in Service Exhibit 1 to this Agreement. (2) QPP™ service includes nondiscriminatory access to all vertical switch features that are loaded in Qwest’s End Office Switch. See the PCAT for all compatible and available vertical switch features. Only vertical switch features with Non-Recurring, Recurring, or Per Occurrence charges are listed. Non-Recurring charges are applicable whenever a feature is added - whether on new installation, conversion, or change order activity. Those vertical switch features not listed have a rate of $0 for Monthly Recurring, Non-Recurring, or Per Occurrence charges. (3) USOCs have been provided in an effort to ease item description and USOC association with charges. In the event USOCs are inaccurate or are revised, Qwest reserves the right to correct the Rate Sheet. (4) The Subsequent Order Charge is applicable on a per order basis when changes are requested to existing service, including changing a telephone number, initiating or removing Suspension or Service, denying or restoring service, adding, removing, or changing features, and other similar requests. (5) QPP™ ISDN BRI and PBX are “Design”. Remaining QPP™ services are “Non-Design”. (6) All charges and increments shall be the same as the comparable charges and increments in each state SGAT. (7) Qwest and MCI agree to negotiate a charge in good faith. The Parties agree that the charges are intended to a...
Installation Nonrecurring Charges. 109.23.2.1 QPP™ Business, Centrex, PAL, and PBX Analog non-DID Trunks, Residential 109.23.2.1.1 First Line (Mechanized) NHCRA $39.03 109.23.2.1.2 Each Additional Line (Mechanized) $11.94 109.23.2.1.3 Disconnection, First Line (Mechanized) $1.75 109.23.2.1.4 Disconnection, Each Additional Line (Mechanized) $1.44 109.23.2.1.5 First Line (Manual) $49.82 109.23.2.1.6 Each Additional Line (Manual) $13.72 109.23.2.1.7 Disconnection, First Line (Manual) $9.57 109.23.2.1.8 Disconnection, Each Additional Line (Manual) NHCRC $1.44 109.23.2.2 QPP™ Analog DID PBX Trunks $175.66 109.23.2.3 QPP™ ISDN-BRI 109.23.2.3.1 First $140.13 109.23..2.3.2 Disconnect $44.99
Installation Nonrecurring Charges. 109.23.2.1 Business, Centrex, PAL, and PBX Analog non-DID Trunks, Residential 109.23.2.1.1 First Line (Mechanized) NHCRA $25.00 109.23.2.1.2 Each Additional Line (Mechanized) NHCRC $18.00 109.23.2.1.3 First Line (Manual) NHCRB $75.00 109.23.2.1.4 Each Additional Line (Manual) NHCRD $20.00 109.23.2.2 Analog DID PBX Trunks $186.57 109.23.2.3 ISDN-BRI $325.30 109.23.3 CenturyLink AIN Features See Applicable CenturyLink Retail Tariff, Catalog or Price List less Discount (which will be provided pursuant to terms and conditions in CLEC's ICA). 6

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  • Recurring Charges You or a supplementary cardmember may authorize a merchant to bill your account at regular intervals for goods or services (called recurring charges). Here are some important things that you need to know about recurring charges and your account.

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  • Utility Charges Tenant shall pay or cause to be paid all charges for electricity, power, gas, oil, water and other utilities used in connection with the Leased Property.

  • Underutilization and Early Termination Charges If Customer’s Total Service Charges do not reach the AVC, then Customer shall pay an “Underutilization Charge” equal to 100% of the unmet the AVC. If Customer’s Total Service Charges do not reach the AVC in any Contract Year because the Agreement is terminated early by Customer or by Company without Cause or by Company with Cause, Customer shall pay an “Early Termination Charge” equal to 100% of the unmet AVC plus a pro rata portion of any credits received by Customer.

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