Internet Dial Services Charges Sample Clauses

Internet Dial Services Charges. Charges for IBM Internet Connection Services are measured on an hourly "per access" basis, from the initiation of the link to the IBM Global Network until the connection terminates (modem synchronization to modem hang-up at the Local Internet Gateways (LIGs)). Charges apply for each physical connection regardless of the number of concurrent logical sessions within that physical connection. Accordingly, the charge for Internet Services shall be billed to StarMedia for each hour, or portion of hour, of usage, per user ID and per physical connection. 1. At the end of each calendar month, IBM will total the cumulative session times and charges for all of StarMedia's End Users. IBM will use a Consolidated Statement to invoice you for all local user IDs in US currency in the US. Consolidated statement terms are described in the Attachment for Consolidated Statement. The Consolidated Statement will not be used in countries where it would have an adverse tax effect on either party or would not comply with local laws. The hourly charges for the IBM Internet Connection Services are: Charges for IBM Internet Connection Services ------------------------------------- Country Hourly Charges ------- -------------- ------------------------------------- Argentina US$[****] ------------------------------------- Brazil US$[****] ------------------------------------- Chile US$[****] ------------------------------------- Colombia US$[****] ------------------------------------- Mexico US$[****] ------------------------------------- 31 March 1999 Page 1 of 17 **** Represents material which has been redacted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment pursuant to Rule 406 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended. Omitted material for which confidential treatment has been requested has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. IBM and StarMedia Network agree to establish baseline prices for each country. The baseline price shall be the average published price offered by a mutually agreed to set (not to exceed four) of the largest Internet service providers (ISP) in the respective countries, for unlimited service. The initial baseline price shall be set by selecting the four largest ISPs as identified in the 1998 International Data Corporation (IDC) Latin America Internet Access Provider as of the Contract Start Date. The baseline market price for the delivery of IBM Internet Connection Services as of the Contract Start Date, for each country, shal...
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