Interstate Long Distance Service Clause Samples
The Interstate Long Distance Service clause defines the terms and conditions under which long-distance telephone services are provided across state lines. It typically outlines the applicable rates, billing procedures, and any restrictions or requirements for using such services, such as the need for customer authorization or compliance with federal regulations. This clause ensures that both the service provider and the customer understand their rights and obligations regarding interstate communications, helping to prevent disputes and ensure regulatory compliance.
Interstate Long Distance Service. Interstate Long Distance Service is a Long Distance Service involving a telephone call originating in one state and terminating in another state (also referred to as a “state-to-state” call). The term “state” for purposes of Interstate Long Distance Service includes all Domestic points including all fifty (50) states and U.S. territories and possessions.
Interstate Long Distance Service. Interstate Long Distance Service is a Long Distance Service involving a telephone call originating in one state and terminating in another state (also referred to as a “state-to- state” call). The term “state” for purposes of Interstate Long Distance Service includes all Domestic points including all fifty (50) states and U.S. territories and possessions. Interstate Long Distance Service includes Interstate Operator Service offered by the Company as provided herein. Interstate Operator Service is an Operator Service involving a telephone call originating in one state and terminating in another state. The term “state” for purposes of Interstate Operator Service includes all Domestic points including all fifty (50) states and U.S. territories and possessions.
Interstate Long Distance Service. 5-1 5.1 Types of Offerings 5-1
Interstate Long Distance Service. (Cont’d)
5.1 Types of Offerings (Cont’d)