Long Distance Services i) Rogers’ long distance services provide outbound long distance telecommunications that can be combined with SIP Trunking Services.
ii) Rogers’ long distance services per minute charges are established based on your anticipated long distance traffic volumes, as set out in the Agreement. Where you do not transmit the anticipated long distance traffic volumes for two (2) or more consecutive months, Rogers reserves the right to adjust your per minute charges for long distance services on a going forward basis to the per minute charges tier that most closely represents your actual long distance traffic volumes.
iii) Per minute rates for international long distance services are standard Rogers international rates, unless otherwise stated in the Agreement.
iv) Rates for your long distance services are subject to maintaining monthly traffic distribution where: (i) no more than 5% of total minutes originate from or terminate to numbering plan areas (NPAs) 306/709, 819, 867, 705, 807, 418 or any derivations of these NPAs if they were to split at a future date; and (ii) no more than 2% of continental US traffic originate from or terminate to Alaska and/or Hawaii. In the event of any excess of the foregoing traffic distribution restrictions, the Parties agree that such excess traffic shall be charged at a rate of $.25 per minute.
v) In the event of resale of long distance services by you without consent, Rogers reserves the right to charge a premium of $.25 per minute on all mobile, cellular, digital and/or PCS and other non- geographic based terminations terminating internationally.
vi) You have a choice to obtain from Rogers different call detail reports which display your detailed call information on your long distance and/or toll free service(s). In the event of any discrepancies between such report and Rogers’ invoice, information on the invoice prevails.
vii) In case of discrepancies between any online billing summary and your invoice(s), the charges on your invoice(s) prevail. Rogers is not liable for damages, including any loss of benefits, lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages to you or any other party arising from the use, misuse or inability to use the online billing portal, whether or not Rogers or its authorized representative has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
Long Distance Services. (a) Required purchase. Manager must obtain (i) long-distance telephony services through Sprint PCS or its Related Parties to provide long-distance service to users of the Sprint PCS Network and (ii) telephony services through Sprint PCS or its Related Parties to connect the Service Area Network with the national platforms used by Sprint PCS to provide services to Manager under this agreement or the Services Agreement. The term "long distance telephony service" means any inter-LATA call for purposes of this section 3.
Long Distance Services. Subject to the Company’s existing volume commitments to AT&T and AT&T Corp., the Company shall offer CBI and any of its affiliates a right of first refusal to provide interstate and intrastate long distance services to the Company; provided that the rates offered by CBI are competitive with those available from other long distance providers and are at least as favorable to the Company in the aggregate as those provided by CBI to CBI’s other comparable wireless customers.
Long Distance Services. 2.1 To qualify for a reduced rate on overseas long-distance services, the Customer must have a long- distance plan (covering Quebec, Canada, or Canada and the U.S.). Overseas long-distance rates may vary. To find out these rates, the Customer can contact Customer Service at 310-1212 or visit xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
Long Distance Services. Sections 17 and 18, relating to long distance service, are applicable to VoIP Services.
Long Distance Services. (a) Rogers’ long distance services provide outbound long distance telecommunications that can be combined with SIP Services.
(b) Rogers’ long distance services per minute charges are established based on the Customer’s anticipated long distance traffic volumes, as set out in the Agreement. Where the Customer does not transmit the anticipated long distance traffic volumes for two (2) or more consecutive months, Rogers reserves the right to adjust the Customer’s per minute charges for long distance services on a going forward basis to the per minute charges tier that most closely represents the Customer’s actual long distance traffic volumes.
(c) Per minute rates for international long distance services are standard Rogers international rates, unless otherwise stated in the Agreement.
(d) Rates for the Customer’s long distance services are subject to maintaining monthly traffic distribution where:
(i) no more than 5% of total minutes originate from or terminate to numbering plan areas (NPAs) 306/709, 819, 867, 705, 807, 418i or any derivations of these NPAs if they were to split at a future date; and (ii) no more than 2% of continental US traffic originate from or terminate to Alaska and/or Hawaii. In the event of any excess of the foregoing traffic distribution restrictions, the Parties agree that such excess traffic shall be charged at a rate of $.25 per minute.
(e) In the event of resale of long distance services by the Customer without consent, Rogers reserves the right to charge a premium of $.25 per minute on all mobile, cellular, digital and/or PCS and other non-geographic based terminations terminating internationally.
(f) Customer has a choice to obtain from Rogers different call detail reports which display Customer’s detailed call information on their long distance and/or toll free service(s). In the event of any discrepancies between such report and Rogers’ invoice, information on the invoice prevails.
(g) In case of discrepancies between any online billing summary and the Customer’s invoice(s), the charges on the Customer’s invoice(s) prevail. Rogers is not liable for damages, including any loss of benefits, lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages to the Customer or any other party arising from the use, misuse or inability to use the online billing portal, whether or not Rogers or its authorized representative has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
Long Distance Services. Long distance services revenues decreased $2.8 million from $20.0 million in 2001 to $17.2 million in 2002, all attributed to reduction in Carrier Services long distance wholesale operations. Wholesale customers were lost when one of our underlying wholesale carriers declared bankruptcy. DATA AND INTERNET SERVICES. Data and Internet services revenues increased $2.2 million from $7.4 million in 2001 to $9.6 million in 2002, including an increase of $0.1 million from acquisitions and an increase of $2.1 million as a result of increased service offerings to our customers of our earlier acquired RLEC businesses.
Long Distance Services. During the term of this lease, Landlord agrees to allow Tenant to use Landlord's telephone system and long distance service. Tenant agrees to reimburse Landlord for Landlord's actual cost due to Tenant's use of such long distance service.
Long Distance Services dedicated data and communication services, teleconferences, Project Web sites, and extranets;
Long Distance Services. In lieu of any other rates and discounts, Company will waive the monthly recurring charges for the following Long Distance Voice Services: Calling Station Identification Fees, LD PRI (D Channel) Charges and Combined Feature Charges. Initial Term: 36 months Upon expiration of the Term, the Agreement will be automatically extended on a month-to-month basis unless either party terminates the Agreement upon at least sixty (60) days written notice prior to the end of the Initial Term (“Extended Term”). During the Extended Term, either party may terminate the Agreement upon at least sixty (60) days prior written notice.
