Common use of Intercarrier Compensation Clause in Contracts

Intercarrier Compensation. 60.1 The Parties agree to “Xxxx and Keep” for mutual reciprocal compensation for the termination of Local Traffic on the network of one Party which originates on the network of the other Party. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customers, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Local Traffic which is subject to the Xxxx and Keep compensation mechanism. The Xxxx and Keep arrangement is subject to the following conditions: 60.1.1 Xxxx and Keep is only applicable if terminating traffic between the Parties is balanced within 10 percent. 60.1.2 Xxxx and Keep is limited to Local Traffic only. 60.1.3 Xxxx and Keep applies to traffic between a CLEC end office and a Sprint tandem and is limited to 24 DSO trunks (one-way from CLEC to Sprint). 60.1.4 Traffic Studies may be conducted semi-annually to measure the amount of traffic on the interconnection trunks to detect an out of balance condition. Parties agree to share the results of such studies. 60.1.5 Either Party can cancel the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement when traffic volumes require the installation of more than 24 one-way trunks or when the usage is out of balance by more than 10%. Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing 90 days prior to the Effective Date. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. 60.1.6 If either Party does deliver such written notice, the Parties will negotiate an amendment to this Agreement under applicable law reflecting charges to be assessed by each Part for terminating Local Traffic. If the Parties are unable to negotiate such an amendment, the Parties agree to resolve the issue under the dispute resolution section of this Agreement. 60.1.7 Xxxx and Keep does not apply to local traffic originated by the CLEC, transiting Sprint’s network, and terminated by a third party in which case applicable transit charges will apply. Sprint will not assume transport and termination liabilities on behalf of the calls originated by the CLEC. 60.1.8 Information Access Traffic will be exchanged on a “Xxxx and Keep” basis. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customer, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Information Access Traffic. 60.2 Compensation for the termination of toll traffic and the origination of 800 traffic between the interconnecting parties shall be based on the applicable access charges in accordance with FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations and consistent with the provisions of Part F of this Agreement. 60.3 Calls terminated to end users outside the local calling area in which their NPA/NXXs are homed, are not local calls for purposes of intercarrier compensation and access charges shall apply. Sprint shall not be obligated to pay reciprocal compensation, including transport, for such traffic. 60.4 Voice calls that are transmitted, in whole or in part, via the public Internet or a private IP network (VoIP) shall be compensated in the same manner as voice traffic (e.g. reciprocal compensation, interstate access and intrastate access). 60.5 A call placed on a non-local basis (e.g., a toll call or 8yy call) to an ISP shall not be treated as ISP-Bound Traffic for compensation purposes. The Parties agree that, to the extent such "non-Local" ISP calls are placed, that the rates, terms and conditions for IntraLATA and/or InterLATA calling shall apply, including but not limited to rating and routing according to the terminating parties' Exchange Access intrastate and/or interstate tariffs. 60.6 INP is available in all Sprint service areas where LNP is not available. Once LNP is available, all INP arrangements will be converted to LNP. Where INP is available and a toll call is completed through Sprint’s INP arrangement (e.g., remote call forwarding) to CLEC’s subscriber, CLEC shall be entitled to applicable access charges in accordance with the FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations. If a national standard billing method has not been developed for a CLEC to directly xxxx x xxxxxxx access for a toll call that has been completed using interim number portability, then the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in this Part C will be used. 60.6.1 The ported party shall charge the porting party on a per line basis using the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in lieu of any other compensation charges for terminating such traffic. The traffic that is not identified as subject to INP will be compensated as local interconnection as set forth above. 60.7 CLEC shall pay a transit rate, comprised of the transport and tandem rate elements, as set forth in Table One of this Part when CLEC uses a Sprint access tandem to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. Sprint shall pay CLEC a transit rate equal to the Sprint rate referenced above when Sprint uses a CLEC switch to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. 60.8 CLEC will identify the Percent Local Usage (PLU) factor on each interconnection order to identify its “Local Traffic,” as defined herein, for reciprocal compensation purposes. Sprint may request CLEC’s traffic study documentation of the PLU at any time to verify the factor, and may compare the documentation to studies developed by Sprint. Should the documentation indicate that the factor should be changed by Sprint, the Parties agree that any changes will be retroactive to traffic for the previous two years. Should the documentation indicate it is warranted such change in the factor may be back to the effective date of the Agreement. For non-local traffic, the Parties agree to exchange traffic and compensate one another based on the rates and elements included in each party’s access tariffs. CLEC will transmit calling party number (CPN) as required by FCC rules (47 C.F.R. 64.1601). 60.8.1 To the extent technically feasible, each Party will transmit calling party number (CPN) for each call being terminated on the other's network. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is greater than 90%, all calls exchanged without CPN will be billed as local or intrastate in proportion to the MOUs of calls exchanged with CPN. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is less than 90%, all calls transmitted without CPN will be billed as intraLATA toll traffic.

Intercarrier Compensation. 60.1 The Parties agree to “Xxxx Bill and Keep” for mutual reciprocal compensation for the termination of Local Traffic on the network of one Party which originates on the network of the other Party. Under Xxxx Bill and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customers, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Local Traffic which is subject to the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation mechanism. The Xxxx Bill and Keep arrangement is subject to the following conditions: 60.1.1 Xxxx Bill and Keep is only applicable if terminating traffic between the Parties is balanced within 10 percent. 60.1.2 Xxxx Bill and Keep is limited to Local Traffic only. 60.1.3 Xxxx Bill and Keep applies to traffic between a CLEC end office and a Sprint tandem and is limited to 24 DSO trunks (one-way from CLEC to Sprint). 60.1.4 Traffic Studies may be conducted semi-annually to measure the amount of traffic on the interconnection trunks to detect an out of balance condition. Parties agree to share the results of such studies. 60.1.5 Either Party can cancel the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation arrangement when traffic volumes require the installation of more than 24 one-way trunks or when the usage is out of balance by more than 10%. Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing 90 days prior to the Effective Date. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. 60.1.6 If either Party does deliver such written notice, the Parties will negotiate an amendment to this Agreement under applicable law reflecting charges to be assessed by each Part for terminating Local Traffic. If the Parties are unable to negotiate such an amendment, the Parties agree to resolve the issue under the dispute resolution section of this Agreement. 60.1.7 Xxxx Bill and Keep does not apply to local traffic originated by the CLEC, transiting Sprint’s network, and terminated by a third party in which case applicable transit charges will apply. Sprint will not assume transport and termination liabilities on behalf of the calls originated by the CLEC. 60.1.8 Information Access Traffic will be exchanged on a “Xxxx Bill and Keep” basis. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customer, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Information Access Traffic. 60.2 Compensation for the termination of toll traffic and the origination of 800 traffic between the interconnecting parties shall be based on the applicable access charges in accordance with FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations and consistent with the provisions of Part F of this Agreement. 60.3 Calls terminated to end users outside the local calling area in which their NPA/NXXs are homed, are not local calls for purposes of intercarrier compensation and access charges shall apply. Sprint shall not be obligated to pay reciprocal compensation, including transport, for such traffic. 60.4 Voice calls that are transmitted, in whole or in part, via the public Internet or a private IP network (VoIP) shall be compensated in the same manner as voice traffic (e.g. reciprocal compensation, interstate access and intrastate access). 60.5 A call placed on a non-local basis (e.g., a toll call or 8yy call) to an ISP shall not be treated as ISP-Bound Traffic for compensation purposes. The Parties agree that, to the extent such "non-Local" ISP calls are placed, that the rates, terms and conditions for IntraLATA and/or InterLATA calling shall apply, including but not limited to rating and routing according to the terminating parties' Exchange Access intrastate and/or interstate tariffs. 60.6 INP is available in all Sprint service areas where LNP is not available. Once LNP is available, all INP arrangements will be converted to LNP. Where INP is available and a toll call is completed through Sprint’s INP arrangement (e.g., remote call forwarding) to CLEC’s subscriber, CLEC shall be entitled to applicable access charges in accordance with the FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations. If a national standard billing method has not been developed for a CLEC to directly xxxx x xxxxxxx access for a toll call that has been completed using interim number portability, then the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in this Part C will be used. 60.6.1 The ported party shall charge the porting party on a per line basis using the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in lieu of any other compensation charges for terminating such traffic. The traffic that is not identified as subject to INP will be compensated as local interconnection as set forth above. 60.7 CLEC shall pay a transit rate, comprised of the transport and tandem rate elements, as set forth in Table One of this Part when CLEC uses a Sprint access tandem to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. Sprint shall pay CLEC a transit rate equal to the Sprint rate referenced above when Sprint uses a CLEC switch to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. 60.8 CLEC will identify the Percent Local Usage (PLU) factor on each interconnection order to identify its “Local Traffic,” as defined herein, for reciprocal compensation purposes. Sprint may request CLEC’s traffic study documentation of the PLU at any time to verify the factor, and may compare the documentation to studies developed by Sprint. Should the documentation indicate that the factor should be changed by Sprint, the Parties agree that any changes will be retroactive to traffic for the previous two years. Should the documentation indicate it is warranted such change in the factor may be back to the effective date of the Agreement. For non-local traffic, the Parties agree to exchange traffic and compensate one another based on the rates and elements included in each party’s access tariffs. CLEC will transmit calling party number (CPN) as required by FCC rules (47 C.F.R. 64.1601). 60.8.1 To the extent technically feasible, each Party will transmit calling party number (CPN) for each call being terminated on the other's network. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is greater than 90%, all calls exchanged without CPN will be billed as local or intrastate in proportion to the MOUs of calls exchanged with CPN. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is less than 90%, all calls transmitted without CPN will be billed as intraLATA toll traffic.

Intercarrier Compensation. 60.1 51.1. The Parties agree to “Xxxx Bill and Keep” for mutual reciprocal compensation for the termination of Local Traffic and ISP- Bound Traffic on the network of one Party which originates on the network of the other Party. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customers, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Local Traffic or ISP-Bound Traffic which is subject to the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation mechanism. The Xxxx Bill and Keep arrangement is subject to the following conditions: 60.1.1 Xxxx and Keep is only applicable if terminating traffic between the Parties is balanced within 10 percent. 60.1.2 Xxxx 51.1.1. Bill and Keep is limited to Local Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic only. 60.1.3 Xxxx 51.1.2. Bill and Keep applies to traffic between a CLEC end office and a Sprint tandem and is limited to 24 DSO trunks the equivalent of one DS3 unless otherwise mutually agreed to by parties. (one-way from CLEC to Sprint). 60.1.4 51.1.3. Traffic Studies may be conducted semi-annually to measure the amount of traffic on the interconnection trunks to detect an out of balance condition. Parties agree to share the results of such studies. 60.1.5 51.1.4. Either Party can cancel the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation arrangement when traffic volumes require the installation of more than 24 one-way trunks or when the usage is out of balance by more than 10%. Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing 90 days prior to the Effective Date. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx Bill and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. 60.1.6 51.1.5. If either Party does deliver such written notice, the Parties will negotiate an amendment to this Agreement under applicable law reflecting charges to be assessed by each Part for terminating Local Traffic. If the Parties are unable to negotiate such an amendment, the Parties agree to resolve the issue under the dispute resolution section of this Agreement. 60.1.7 Xxxx 51.1.6. Bill and Keep does not apply to local traffic originated by the CLEC, transiting Sprint’s network, and terminated by a third party in which case applicable transit charges will apply. Sprint will not assume transport and termination liabilities on behalf of the calls originated by the CLEC. 60.1.8 Information Access 51.1.7. ISP-Bound Traffic will be exchanged on a “Xxxx Bill and Keep” basis. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customer, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Information Access Traffic. 60.2 Compensation for the termination of toll traffic and the origination of 800 traffic between the interconnecting parties shall be based on the applicable access charges in accordance with FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations and consistent with the provisions of Part F of this Agreement. 60.3 Calls terminated to end users outside the local calling area in which their NPA/NXXs are homed, are not local calls for purposes of intercarrier compensation and access charges shall apply. Sprint shall not be obligated to pay reciprocal compensation, including transport, for such traffic. 60.4 Voice calls that are transmitted, in whole or in part, via the public Internet or a private IP network (VoIP) shall be compensated in the same manner as voice traffic (e.g. reciprocal compensation, interstate access and intrastate access). 60.5 A call placed on a non-local basis (e.g., a toll call or 8yy call) to an ISP shall not be treated as ISP-Bound Traffic for compensation purposes. The Parties agree that, to the extent such "non-Local" ISP calls are placed, that the rates, terms and conditions for IntraLATA and/or InterLATA calling shall apply, including but not limited to rating and routing according to the terminating parties' Exchange Access intrastate and/or interstate tariffsTraffic. 60.6 INP is available in all Sprint service areas where LNP is not available. Once LNP is available, all INP arrangements will be converted to LNP. Where INP is available and a toll call is completed through Sprint’s INP arrangement (e.g., remote call forwarding) to CLEC’s subscriber, CLEC shall be entitled to applicable access charges in accordance with the FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations. If a national standard billing method has not been developed for a CLEC to directly xxxx x xxxxxxx access for a toll call that has been completed using interim number portability, then the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in this Part C will be used. 60.6.1 The ported party shall charge the porting party on a per line basis using the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in lieu of any other compensation charges for terminating such traffic. The traffic that is not identified as subject to INP will be compensated as local interconnection as set forth above. 60.7 CLEC shall pay a transit rate, comprised of the transport and tandem rate elements, as set forth in Table One of this Part when CLEC uses a Sprint access tandem to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. Sprint shall pay CLEC a transit rate equal to the Sprint rate referenced above when Sprint uses a CLEC switch to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. 60.8 CLEC will identify the Percent Local Usage (PLU) factor on each interconnection order to identify its “Local Traffic,” as defined herein, for reciprocal compensation purposes. Sprint may request CLEC’s traffic study documentation of the PLU at any time to verify the factor, and may compare the documentation to studies developed by Sprint. Should the documentation indicate that the factor should be changed by Sprint, the Parties agree that any changes will be retroactive to traffic for the previous two years. Should the documentation indicate it is warranted such change in the factor may be back to the effective date of the Agreement. For non-local traffic, the Parties agree to exchange traffic and compensate one another based on the rates and elements included in each party’s access tariffs. CLEC will transmit calling party number (CPN) as required by FCC rules (47 C.F.R. 64.1601). 60.8.1 To the extent technically feasible, each Party will transmit calling party number (CPN) for each call being terminated on the other's network. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is greater than 90%, all calls exchanged without CPN will be billed as local or intrastate in proportion to the MOUs of calls exchanged with CPN. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is less than 90%, all calls transmitted without CPN will be billed as intraLATA toll traffic.

Intercarrier Compensation. 60.1 51.1. The Parties agree to “Xxxx and Keep” for mutual reciprocal compensation for the termination of Local Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic on the network of one Party which originates on the network of the other Party. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customers, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Local Traffic or ISP-Bound Traffic which is subject to the Xxxx and Keep compensation mechanism. The Xxxx and Keep arrangement is subject to the following conditions: 60.1.1 Xxxx and Keep is only applicable if terminating traffic between the Parties is balanced within 10 percent. 60.1.2 51.1.1. Xxxx and Keep is limited to Local Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic only. 60.1.3 51.1.2. Xxxx and Keep applies to traffic between a CLEC end office and a Sprint tandem and is limited to 24 DSO trunks the equivalent of one DS3 unless otherwise mutually agreed to by parties. (one-way from CLEC to Sprint). 60.1.4 51.1.3. Traffic Studies may be conducted semi-annually to measure the amount of traffic on the interconnection trunks to detect an out of balance condition. Parties agree to share the results of such studies. 60.1.5 51.1.4. Either Party can cancel the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement when traffic volumes require the installation of more than 24 one-way trunks or when the usage is out of balance by more than 10%. Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing 90 days prior to the Effective Date. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. 60.1.6 51.1.5. If either Party does deliver such written notice, the Parties will negotiate an amendment to this Agreement under applicable law reflecting charges to be assessed by each Part for terminating Local Traffic. If the Parties are unable to negotiate such an amendment, the Parties agree to resolve the issue under the dispute resolution section of this Agreement. 60.1.7 51.1.6. Xxxx and Keep does not apply to local traffic originated by the CLEC, transiting Sprint’s network, and terminated by a third party in which case applicable transit charges will apply. Sprint will not assume transport and termination liabilities on behalf of the calls originated by the CLEC. 60.1.8 Information Access 51.1.7. ISP-Bound Traffic will be exchanged on a “Xxxx and Keep” basis. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customer, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Information Access ISP- Bound Traffic. 60.2 Compensation for the termination of toll traffic and the origination of 800 traffic between the interconnecting parties shall be based on the applicable access charges in accordance with FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations and consistent with the provisions of Part F of this Agreement. 60.3 Calls terminated to end users outside the local calling area in which their NPA/NXXs are homed, are not local calls for purposes of intercarrier compensation and access charges shall apply. Sprint shall not be obligated to pay reciprocal compensation, including transport, for such traffic. 60.4 Voice calls that are transmitted, in whole or in part, via the public Internet or a private IP network (VoIP) shall be compensated in the same manner as voice traffic (e.g. reciprocal compensation, interstate access and intrastate access). 60.5 A call placed on a non-local basis (e.g., a toll call or 8yy call) to an ISP shall not be treated as ISP-Bound Traffic for compensation purposes. The Parties agree that, to the extent such "non-Local" ISP calls are placed, that the rates, terms and conditions for IntraLATA and/or InterLATA calling shall apply, including but not limited to rating and routing according to the terminating parties' Exchange Access intrastate and/or interstate tariffs. 60.6 INP is available in all Sprint service areas where LNP is not available. Once LNP is available, all INP arrangements will be converted to LNP. Where INP is available and a toll call is completed through Sprint’s INP arrangement (e.g., remote call forwarding) to CLEC’s subscriber, CLEC shall be entitled to applicable access charges in accordance with the FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations. If a national standard billing method has not been developed for a CLEC to directly xxxx x xxxxxxx access for a toll call that has been completed using interim number portability, then the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in this Part C will be used. 60.6.1 The ported party shall charge the porting party on a per line basis using the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in lieu of any other compensation charges for terminating such traffic. The traffic that is not identified as subject to INP will be compensated as local interconnection as set forth above. 60.7 CLEC shall pay a transit rate, comprised of the transport and tandem rate elements, as set forth in Table One of this Part when CLEC uses a Sprint access tandem to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. Sprint shall pay CLEC a transit rate equal to the Sprint rate referenced above when Sprint uses a CLEC switch to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. 60.8 CLEC will identify the Percent Local Usage (PLU) factor on each interconnection order to identify its “Local Traffic,” as defined herein, for reciprocal compensation purposes. Sprint may request CLEC’s traffic study documentation of the PLU at any time to verify the factor, and may compare the documentation to studies developed by Sprint. Should the documentation indicate that the factor should be changed by Sprint, the Parties agree that any changes will be retroactive to traffic for the previous two years. Should the documentation indicate it is warranted such change in the factor may be back to the effective date of the Agreement. For non-local traffic, the Parties agree to exchange traffic and compensate one another based on the rates and elements included in each party’s access tariffs. CLEC will transmit calling party number (CPN) as required by FCC rules (47 C.F.R. 64.1601). 60.8.1 To the extent technically feasible, each Party will transmit calling party number (CPN) for each call being terminated on the other's network. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is greater than 90%, all calls exchanged without CPN will be billed as local or intrastate in proportion to the MOUs of calls exchanged with CPN. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is less than 90%, all calls transmitted without CPN will be billed as intraLATA toll traffic.

Intercarrier Compensation. 60.1 51.1. The Parties agree to “Xxxx and Keep” for mutual reciprocal compensation for the termination of Local Traffic and ISP- Bound Traffic on the network of one Party which originates on the network of the other Party. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customers, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Local Traffic or ISP-Bound Traffic which is subject to the Xxxx and Keep compensation mechanism. The Xxxx and Keep arrangement is subject to the following conditions: 60.1.1 Xxxx and Keep is only applicable if terminating traffic between the Parties is balanced within 10 percent. 60.1.2 51.1.1. Xxxx and Keep is limited to Local Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic only. 60.1.3 51.1.2. Xxxx and Keep applies to traffic between a CLEC end office and a Sprint tandem and is limited to 24 DSO trunks the equivalent of one DS3 unless otherwise mutually agreed to by parties. (one-way from CLEC to Sprint). 60.1.4 51.1.3. Traffic Studies may be conducted semi-annually to measure the amount of traffic on the interconnection trunks to detect an out of balance condition. Parties agree to share the results of such studies. 60.1.5 51.1.4. Either Party can cancel the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement when traffic volumes require the installation of more than 24 one-way trunks or when the usage is out of balance by more than 10%. Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing 90 days prior to the Effective Date. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. 60.1.6 51.1.5. If either Party does deliver such written notice, the Parties will negotiate an amendment to this Agreement under applicable law reflecting charges to be assessed by each Part for terminating Local Traffic. If the Parties are unable to negotiate such an amendment, the Parties agree to resolve the issue under the dispute resolution section of this Agreement. 60.1.7 51.1.6. Xxxx and Keep does not apply to local traffic originated by the CLEC, transiting Sprint’s network, and terminated by a third party in which case applicable transit charges will apply. Sprint will not assume transport and termination liabilities on behalf of the calls originated by the CLEC. 60.1.8 Information Access 51.1.7. ISP-Bound Traffic will be exchanged on a “Xxxx and Keep” basis. Under Xxxx and Keep, each Party retains the revenues it receives from end user customer, and neither Party pays the other Party for terminating the Information Access Traffic. 60.2 Compensation for the termination of toll traffic and the origination of 800 traffic between the interconnecting parties shall be based on the applicable access charges in accordance with FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations and consistent with the provisions of Part F of this Agreement. 60.3 Calls terminated to end users outside the local calling area in which their NPA/NXXs are homed, are not local calls for purposes of intercarrier compensation and access charges shall apply. Sprint shall not be obligated to pay reciprocal compensation, including transport, for such traffic. 60.4 Voice calls that are transmitted, in whole or in part, via the public Internet or a private IP network (VoIP) shall be compensated in the same manner as voice traffic (e.g. reciprocal compensation, interstate access and intrastate access). 60.5 A call placed on a non-local basis (e.g., a toll call or 8yy call) to an ISP shall not be treated as ISP-Bound Traffic for compensation purposes. The Parties agree that, to the extent such "non-Local" ISP calls are placed, that the rates, terms and conditions for IntraLATA and/or InterLATA calling shall apply, including but not limited to rating and routing according to the terminating parties' Exchange Access intrastate and/or interstate tariffsTraffic. 60.6 INP is available in all Sprint service areas where LNP is not available. Once LNP is available, all INP arrangements will be converted to LNP. Where INP is available and a toll call is completed through Sprint’s INP arrangement (e.g., remote call forwarding) to CLEC’s subscriber, CLEC shall be entitled to applicable access charges in accordance with the FCC and Commission Rules and Regulations. If a national standard billing method has not been developed for a CLEC to directly xxxx x xxxxxxx access for a toll call that has been completed using interim number portability, then the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in this Part C will be used. 60.6.1 The ported party shall charge the porting party on a per line basis using the INP Rate specific to Access Settlements in lieu of any other compensation charges for terminating such traffic. The traffic that is not identified as subject to INP will be compensated as local interconnection as set forth above. 60.7 CLEC shall pay a transit rate, comprised of the transport and tandem rate elements, as set forth in Table One of this Part when CLEC uses a Sprint access tandem to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. Sprint shall pay CLEC a transit rate equal to the Sprint rate referenced above when Sprint uses a CLEC switch to terminate a local call to a third party LEC or another CLEC. 60.8 CLEC will identify the Percent Local Usage (PLU) factor on each interconnection order to identify its “Local Traffic,” as defined herein, for reciprocal compensation purposes. Sprint may request CLEC’s traffic study documentation of the PLU at any time to verify the factor, and may compare the documentation to studies developed by Sprint. Should the documentation indicate that the factor should be changed by Sprint, the Parties agree that any changes will be retroactive to traffic for the previous two years. Should the documentation indicate it is warranted such change in the factor may be back to the effective date of the Agreement. For non-local traffic, the Parties agree to exchange traffic and compensate one another based on the rates and elements included in each party’s access tariffs. CLEC will transmit calling party number (CPN) as required by FCC rules (47 C.F.R. 64.1601). 60.8.1 To the extent technically feasible, each Party will transmit calling party number (CPN) for each call being terminated on the other's network. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is greater than 90%, all calls exchanged without CPN will be billed as local or intrastate in proportion to the MOUs of calls exchanged with CPN. If the percentage of calls transmitted with CPN is less than 90%, all calls transmitted without CPN will be billed as intraLATA toll traffic.