PHONE BOOK AND DIRECTORY ENTRIES 3 Sample Clauses

PHONE BOOK AND DIRECTORY ENTRIES 3. 1 Within the Service, a telephone number is provided. This number will be put in the appropriate BT Phone Books, together with the Customer’s details, and made available from BT’s Directory Enquiries Service unless the Customer requests otherwise.
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PHONE BOOK AND DIRECTORY ENTRIES 3. 1 Within the Service, a telephone number is pro- vided. This number will be put in the appropriate BT Phone Books, together with the Customer’s details, and made available from BT’s Directory Enquiries Service unless the Customer requests otherwise. BT may agree to a special entry in the BT Phone Books at an additional charge. The Customer does not own any number nor has any right to sell or to agree to transfer any num- ber provided to it by Chrome Telecom Ltd and BT.
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