Intercarrier Compensation for Wholesale Local Sample Clauses

Intercarrier Compensation for Wholesale Local. Switching Traffic 3.3.1 Where CLEC purchases local switching from AT&T-21STATE, either on a stand alone basis or in combination, pursuant to the terms of a separately negotiated commercial agreement (herein after referred to as “Wholesale Local Switching” or “switching on a wholesale basis”), CLEC shall establish agreements with and will deal directly with Third Party carriers, such as independent companies, ILECs, CMRS or wireless carriers and other CLECs, for purposes of reciprocal compensation for calls originated by or terminated to the End Users served by such arrangements. AT&T-21STATE is required to provide CLEC with timely, complete and correct information to enable CLEC to meet the requirements of this Section. 3.3.2 The following intercarrier compensation terms shall apply to all traffic exchanged between AT&T-12STATE and CLEC when CLEC purchases local switching from AT&T-12STATE on a wholesale basis: 3.3.2.1 For intra-switch Wholesale Local Switching Traffic exchanged between AT&T-12STATE and CLEC, the Parties agree to impose no call termination charges pertaining to reciprocal compensation on each other. 3.3.2.2 For interswitch Wholesale Local Switching Traffic exchanged between AT&T-12STATE and CLEC where CLEC’s End User originates a call that is terminated to an AT&T-12STATE End User, such traffic shall be paid for reciprocally at the rate applicable for 251(b)(5) set forth in the Pricing Sheets.
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Intercarrier Compensation for Wholesale Local. Switching Traffic 3.8.1 Where Birch purchases Local Switching from AT&T-12STATE on a wholesale basis, Xxxxx will deal directly with third party carriers for purposes of reciprocal compensation for calls originated by or terminated to the end users served by such arrangements. AT&T-12STATE is required to provide Birch with timely, complete and correct information to enable Xxxxx to meet the requirements of this section. 3.8.2 The following reciprocal compensation terms shall apply to all traffic exchanged between AT&T- 12STATE and CLECs when Birch purchases Local Switching from AT&T-12STATE on a wholesale basis: 3.8.2.1 For intra-switch Section 251(b)(5) Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic exchanged between AT&T-12STATE and CLEC, the Parties agree to impose no call termination charges pertaining to reciprocal compensation on each other. 3.8.2.2 For interswitch Section 251(b)(5) Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic exchanged between AT&T-12STATE and Birch where Xxxxx’x end user originates a call that is terminated to a AT&T-12STATE End User, such traffic shall be paid for reciprocally at the FCC Plan rate set forth in Section 3.9 for the transport and termination of Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, and ISP-Bound Traffic.
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Intercarrier Compensation for Wholesale Local. Switching Traffic 3.8.1 Where Trinsic Communications, Inc. purchases Local Switching from SBC-12STATE on a wholesale basis, Trinsic Communications, Inc. will deal directly with third party carriers for purposes of reciprocal compensation for calls originated by or terminated to the end users served by such arrangements. SBC-12STATE is required to provide Trinsic Communications, Inc. with timely, complete and correct information to enable Trinsic Communications, Inc. to meet the requirements of this section. 3.8.2 The following reciprocal compensation terms shall apply to all traffic exchanged between SBC-12STATE and CLECs when Trinsic Communications, Inc. purchases Local Switching from SBC-12STATE on a wholesale basis: 3.8.2.1 For intra-switch Section 251(b)(5) Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic exchanged between SBC-12STATE and CLEC, the Parties agree to impose no call termination charges pertaining to reciprocal compensation on each other. 3.8.2.2 For interswitch Section 251(b)(5) Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic exchanged between SBC-12STATE and Trinsic Communications, Inc. where Trinsic Communications, Inc.’s end user originates a call that is terminated to a SBC- 12STATE End User, such traffic shall be paid for reciprocally at the FCC Plan rate set forth in Section 3.9 for the transport and termination of Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, and ISP-Bound Traffic. 3.8.3 In SBC Connecticut, when Trinsic Communications, Inc. purchases Local Switching from SBC Connecticut on a wholesale basis to provide service to its End Users, SBC Connecticut will be solely responsible for compensating the terminating third party carrier for Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic, Optional EAS Traffic and IntraLATA Toll Traffic that originates from CLEC’s End Users. When Trinsic Communications, Inc. purchases Local Switching from SBC Connecticut on a wholesale basis, Trinsic Communications, Inc. can not seek intercarrier compensation from SBC Connecticut for Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, ISP- Bound Traffic, Optional EAS Traffic and IntraLATA Toll Traffic that originates from either an SBC Connecticut End User or a third party carrier’s End User.
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