Common use of ISP Clause in Contracts

ISP. bound Traffic is defined as calls to an information service provider or Internet service provider (“ISP”) that are dialed by using a local dialing pattern (7 or 10 digits) by a calling party in one exchange to an ISP server or modem in either the same exchange or a corresponding Extended Area Service (“EAS”) exchange as defined and specified in Section A3 of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Service tariff. ISP-bound Traffic is not Local Traffic subject to reciprocal compensation, but instead is information access traffic subject to the FCC’s jurisdiction.

ISP. bound Traffic is defined as calls to an information service provider or Internet service provider (“ISP”) that are dialed by using a local dialing pattern (7 or 10 digits) by a calling party in one exchange to an ISP server or modem in either the same exchange or a corresponding Extended Area Service (“EAS”) exchange as defined and specified in Section A3 of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Service tariff. ISP-bound Traffic is not Local Traffic subject to reciprocal compensation, but instead is information access traffic subject to the FCC’s jurisdiction.

ISP. bound Traffic is defined as calls to an information service provider or Internet service provider (“ISP”) that are dialed by using a local dialing pattern (7 or 10 digitsDigits) by a calling party in one exchange Local Calling Area to an ISP server or modem in either the same exchange or a corresponding Extended Area Service (“EAS”) exchange as defined and specified in Section A3 of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Service tariffLocal Calling Area. ISP-bound Traffic is not Local Traffic subject to reciprocal compensation, but instead is information access traffic subject to the FCC’s jurisdiction.

ISP. bound Traffic is defined as calls to an information service provider or Internet service provider (“ISP”) that are dialed by using a local dialing pattern (7 or 10 digits) by a calling party in one exchange LATA to an ISP server or modem in either the same exchange or a corresponding Extended Area Service (“EAS”) exchange as defined and specified in Section A3 of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Service tariffLATA. ISP-bound Traffic is not Local Traffic subject to reciprocal compensation, but instead is information access traffic subject to the FCC’s jurisdiction.

ISP. bound Traffic is defined as calls to an information service provider or Internet service provider (“ISP”) that are dialed by using a local dialing pattern (7 or 10 digits) by a calling party in one exchange Local Calling Area to an ISP server or modem in either the same exchange or a corresponding Extended Area Service (“EAS”) exchange as defined and specified in Section A3 of BellSouth’s General Subscriber Service tariffLocal Calling Area. ISP-bound Traffic is not Local Traffic subject to reciprocal compensation, but instead is information access traffic subject to the FCC’s jurisdiction.