Reciprocal Traffic Exchange Sample Clauses

Reciprocal Traffic Exchange. 5.1 SCOPE Reciprocal traffic exchange addresses the exchange of traffic between ACI end users and USWC end users. If such traffic is local, the provisions of this Agreement shall apply. Where either Party acts as an IntraLATA Toll provider or interLATA Interexchange Carrier (IXC) or where either Party interconnects and delivers traffic to the other from third parties, each Party shall xxxx such third parties the appropriate charges pursuant to its respective tariffs or contractual offerings for such third party terminations. Absent a separately negotiated agreement to the contrary, the Parties will directly exchange traffic between their respective networks, without the use of third party transit providers. 5.2 TRAFFIC TYPES The Traffic Types to be exchanged under this Agreement include: 5. 2.1 EAS/Local Traffic as defined above. 5.2.2 IntraLATA Toll traffic as defined above.
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Reciprocal Traffic Exchange. INTERCONNECTION
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Reciprocal Traffic Exchange. Each Party shall reciprocally Transport and Terminate on its network Traffic originating on the other Party's network. Reciprocal Traffic exchange addresses the exchange of Traffic between CMRS Provider's subscribers and Carrier's end-users and any Transit Services that may be provided by Carrier for Transit Traffic. Consistent with Carrier's current practice with CMRS Provider, either Party's Traffic may be routed through an intermediary for interconnection with the other Party's system. Reciprocal Traffic exchange per this Agreement covers only Transport and Termination services or Transit Services provided in association with CMRS services. Other services, including any direct interconnect arrangement established between the Parties, shall be covered by a separate contract, tariff or price list. The Transport and Termination services or Transit Services provided hereunder are intended for wireless to wireline or wireline to wireless traffic. Any incidental services (e.g. directory assistance, operator services, etc.) will be billed at the standard rates for those services.
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Reciprocal Traffic Exchange. Each Party shall reciprocally Transport and Terminate on its network Local Traffic originating on the other Party's network. Contract # 000-00000-0000 Execution Version 02/10/06 Reciprocal traffic exchange addresses the exchange of Traffic between both Parties' subscribers and both Parties' end users . The Parties acknowledge that they currently indirectly connect to each other utilizing the Transit Services of third party carriers . Each Party agrees not to charge the other Party any fees for SS7 signaling . 4.1 Unless the Parties have the technical means to record Traffic for purposes of measurement as set forth in Section 4 .2, the Parties agree to use the Traffic Split Factor as outlined in Exhibit A. These percentages are referred to as Traffic Split Factors . The Traffic Split Factors may be updated after six months of use based on supporting documentation, satisfactory to both Parties, that demonstrates the basis for the new Traffic Split Factors .
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