Other Interim Portability Provisions Sample Clauses

Other Interim Portability Provisions. 13.7.1 Party B shall become the Customer of Record for the original Party A’s telephone number(s), subject to the RCF or DID or other applicable arrangements that are provided pursuant to a Bona Fide Request. Party A shall use its reasonable efforts to provide Party B with a consolidated billing statement for all collect and billed-to- third-number calls associated with those numbers, with sub-account detail by retained number. Such billing statement shall be delivered in a mutually agreed format via either paper, Electronic File Transfer, daily magnetic tape or monthly magnetic tape. Party A shall provide to Party B the Exchange Message Record ( “EMR”) containing detailed records associated with the calls reflected on the billing statement. 13.7.2 Unless otherwise mutually agreed to in the Implementation Plan, Party A may cancel line-based calling cards and shall, as directed by Party B, update its LIDB listings for retained numbers, subject to RCF or DID. CBT will include billing number information associated with numbers used for INP arrangements from its network in its LIDB and will store and administer such data in the same manner as CBT's data for its Customers. CBT shall provide responses to on-line queries to the stored information for the purpose of calling card validation, fraud control and billed numbers screening at the rates shown in the Pricing Schedule. 13.7.3 If a Customer elects to move its Telephone Exchange Service back to Party A during the continuance of the RCF or DID arrangement, Party A shall notify Party B of the Customer's termination of service with Party B and the Customer's instructions regarding its telephone number(s) within two (2) Business Days of receiving notification from the Customer. Subject to procedures generally performed by Party A for potential new Customers ( e.g., credit checks, receipts of deposit), Party A shall reinstate service to the Customer, cancel the RCF or DID or other applicable arrangement currently being provisioned, or redirect the RCF or DID or other applicable arrangement pursuant to the Customer's instructions at that time. 13.7.4 At the time a Party requests RCF or DID, the other Party shall disclose to the other requesting Party any technical or capacity limitations that would prevent use of a requested INP implementation in a particular switching office. Both Parties shall cooperate in the process of porting numbers to minimize Customer out-of- service time. 13.7.5 The Parties will provide SS...
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Other Interim Portability Provisions. 3.1 With regard to the division of terminating Switched Access revenues associated with RCF, Flex DID and RI, the Porting Party shall pay the Ported-to Party $1.75 per month for each business line and $1.25 per month for each residence line associated with the INP arrangement. Determination of the number of lines to which the above payment shall apply will be made at the time the INP arrangement is established. The payment shall be made based on the total number of lines included in the same hunting arrangement as the INP number. Partial months will be paid on a prorated basis and such payment shall continue until the INP arrangement is disconnected or PNP is made available for the INP number, whichever occurs first. Such amount is in consideration of the Switched Access compensation and reciprocal compensation that would have been received by each Party if PNP had been in effect.
Other Interim Portability Provisions. With regard to the division of terminating Switched Access revenues associated with RCF, the Porting Party shall pay the Ported-to Party $1.75 per month for each business line and $1.25 per month for each residence line associated with the INP arrangement. Determination of the number of lines to which the above payment shall apply will be made at the time the INP arrangement is established. The payment shall be made based on the total number of lines included in the same hunting arrangement as the INP number. Partial months will be paid on a prorated basis and such payment shall continue until the INP arrangement is disconnected or PNP is made available for the INP number, whichever occurs first. Such amount is in consideration of the Switched Access compensation and reciprocal compensation that would have been received by each Party if PNP had been in effect.
Other Interim Portability Provisions. 54 13.8 Compensation on Traffic to INP'ed Numbers.......................................56 13.9

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