Common use of Mass Calling Clause in Contracts

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- cross-network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- cross-network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s 's network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s 's network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.

Mass Calling. Both 7.4.1. The Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s 's network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s 's network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning information regarding cross- network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s 's network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s 's network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.. Final - 11/19/2007 FMTC - Sprint Interconnection Agreement

Mass Calling. Both Parties will cooperate and share pre-planning plmming information regarding cross- network call-ins expected to generate large or focused temporary increases in call volumes. The Parties agree that the promotion of mass calling services is not in the best interest of either Party. If one Party’s 's network is burdened repeatedly more than the other Party’s 's network, the Parties will meet and discuss the cause and impact of such calling and will agree on how to equitably share the costs and revenues associated with the calls and on methods for managing the call volume.. 37 of 55