Local Switching Ports Sample Clauses

Local Switching Ports. POTS/PBX/Centrex Rates per port, per month, with all vertical features except: 3-Way Calling Centrex Intercom Custom Ringing Calling Number Delivery Block $2.67/Port/Month $1.90/Port/Month $.52/Month $.45/Month $.16/Month $.002/Call $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $3.01/Installation $1.34/Disconnect ISDN (BRI) $9.74Port/Month $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $3.01/Installation $1.34/Disconnect 3 In addition to the recurring and non-recurring rates set forth herein for unbundled switching elements, BA may levy upon purchaser of such elements any access charges (or portion thereof) permitted by Applicable Laws. ISDN (PRI) $128.53/Port/Month $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $114.73/Installation $1.34/Disconnect Public/Semi-Public $3.30/Port/Month $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $3.01/Installation $1.34/Disconnect DID $5.58/Port/Month $1.06/ Service Order Per Port: $700.41/Installation $1.32/Disconnect Switched DS1 $92.70/Port/Month IDLC Analog $382.70 UPALP (Unbundled Public Access Line) $2.50 UCP (Unbundled Coin) $3.70 $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $3.01/Installation $1.34/Disconnect SMDI $206.95 $1.06/Service Order Per Port: $700.41/Installation $1.34/Disconnect B. Tandem Switching Usage $.000795/MOU Not Applicable
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Local Switching Ports. POTS/PBX/Centrex $1.90/Port/Month $23.55/Service Order, plus $9.16/Installation /Port ISDN (PRI) $131.11/Port/Month $30.36/Service Order7, plus $120.41/Installation /Port ISDN (BRI) $11.45/Port/Month $30.36/Service Order8, plus $20.19/Installation /Port Public/Semi-Public $3.25/Port/Month $23.55/Service Order, plus $9.16/Installation /Port 6 Interim rate. 7 Interim rate. 8 Interim rate. ATTACHMENT 1 Service or Element Description: Recurring Charges: Non-Recurring Charge: DID $4.36/Port/Month $23.55/Service Order, plus $770.34/Installation /Port

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