Loop Costs Sample Clauses

Loop Costs. In developing its interim prices set forth in Section 3.1, GTE did not include any loop costs. GTE's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that GTE will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs -- including the total actual cost of the loop -- in prices for services and in explicit universal service support. If GTE cannot recover all its costs, then GTE's pricing methodology must change and GTE reserves the right to require such a change. Also, GTE does not agree with the FCC's UNE pricing rules, which do not allow prices to be based on an ILEC's actual costs or opportunity costs. The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit is considering the substantive validity of the FCC's pricing rules, and GTE reserves its right to change its prices if the court stays, vacates, or modifies the FCC's rules.
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Loop Costs. In developing its interim prices set forth in Section 3.1, VERIZON did not include any direct loop costs. VERIZON's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that VERIZON will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs -- including the total actual cost of the loop -- in prices for services and in explicit universal service support. If VERIZON cannot recover all its costs, then VERIZON's pricing methodology must change and VERIZON reserves the right to require such a change. Also, VERIZON does not agree with the FCC's UNE pricing rules, which do not allow prices to be based on an ILEC's actual costs or opportunity costs. The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit is considering the substantive validity of the FCC's pricing rules, and VERIZON reserves its right to change its prices if the court stays, vacates, or modifies the FCC's rules.
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Loop Costs. In developing its interim prices set forth in Section 3.1, VERIZON did not include any direct loop costs. VERIZON's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that VERIZON will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs -- including the total actual cost of the loop -- in prices for services and in explicit universal service support. If VERIZON cannot recover all its costs, then VERIZON's pricing methodology must change and VERIZON reserves the right to require such a change. Also, VERIZON does not agree with the FCC's UNE pricing rules, which do not allow prices to be based on an ILEC's actual costs or opportunity costs. The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit is considering the substantive validity of the FCC's pricing rules, and VERIZON reserves its right to change its prices if the court stays, vacates, or modifies the FCC's rules. Billing. Billing for line sharing will be handled via the VERIZON CBSS system, consistent with the billing for UNE loops. Collocation is a prerequisite to line sharing. SPRINT must first collocate digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM) equipment and splitters (under Option No. 1 described in Section 2.3) in VERIZON’s central office and order applicable tie cables in connection therewith. The applicable conditions, rates, and charges for satisfying these collocation requirements are contained within the collocation provisions of the Agreement and are separate from the interim line sharing rates and charges proposed herein. Alamitos Aliso Alondra Apple Valley Artesia Xxxxxxx Park Banning Beaumont Bel Air Bellflower Blossom Hill Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Xx Xxxxxxx Calimesa
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Loop Costs. In developing its prices set forth in Section 3.1, Tel USA did not include any loop costs. Tel USA's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that Tel USA will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs. If Tel USA cannot recover all its costs, then Tel USA's pricing methodology must change and Tel USA reserves the right to require such a change.
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Loop Costs. In developing its interim prices set forth in Section 3.1, CTC did not include any loop costs. CTC's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that CTC will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs -- including the total actual cost of the loop -- in prices for services and in explicit universal service support. If CTC cannot recover all its costs, then CTC's pricing methodology must change and CTC reserves the right to require such a change. Also, CTC does not agree with the FCC's UNE pricing rules, which do not allow prices to be based on an ILEC's actual costs or opportunity costs. The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit is considering the substantive validity of the FCC's pricing rules, and CTC reserves its right to change its prices if the court stays, vacates, or modifies the FCC's rules.
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Loop Costs. In developing its prices set forth in Section 3.1, CenturyTel did not include any loop costs. CenturyTel's pricing methodology, however, is premised on the assumption that CenturyTel will be afforded an opportunity to recover all its actual costs. If CenturyTel cannot recover all its costs, then CenturyTel's pricing methodology must change and CenturyTel reserves the right to require such a change.
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