Responsibilities of AT&T Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of AT&T. 10.15.1 AT&T shall be responsible for providing to its Customers and to SBC-AMERITECH a telephone number or numbers that AT&T's Customers can use to contact AT&T in the event of service or repair requests. If AT&T's Customers contact SBC- AMERITECH with regard to such requests, SBC-AMERITECH shall inform such Customers that they should call AT&T and will provide AT&T's contact numbers to such Customers. At AT&T's request, SBC-AMERITECH shall provide a "warm" transfer to AT&T of calls it receives from AT&T's Customers for service or repair requests at the rates set forth in the Pricing Schedule.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 4.1 AT&T will perform DA Service for CLEC in those exchanges where CLEC elects to purchase such services from AT&T. 4.2 AT&T will provide and maintain its own equipment to furnish DA Services, including equipment necessary for routing calls and signals to the AT&T serving office. 4.3 AT&T will provide DA Service to CLEC customers using current and updated DA records and in accordance with AT&T’s current methods, practices, and procedures or as subsequently modified. 4.4 AT&T will provide IntraLATA HNPA DA Service and intrastate IntraLATA FNPA DA Service to Customers who dial 1+411 or NPA+000-0000. 4.5 AT&T will include current CLEC customer listing information in AT&T’s DA database.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 5.1 AT&T will perform DA Service for CLEC in those exchanges where CLEC elects to purchase such services from AT&T. 5.2 AT&T will provide and maintain its own equipment to furnish DA Services. 5.3 AT&T will provide DA Service to CLEC End Users using current and updated DA records and in accordance with AT&T’s current methods, practices, and procedures or as subsequently modified. Such DA Service shall be equivalent to that provided to AT&T End Users, as documented in AT&T’s tariffs, including permitting multiple End User queries per directory assistance call. 5.4 AT&T will include current CLEC subscriber listing information in AT&T’s DA database. 5.5 CLEC agrees that AT&T may temporarily correct what appears to be obvious CLEC End User listing errors in the AT&T DA database. AT&T will make temporary correction and notify CLEC via the notification process contained in the OSQ. CLEC must send in service order to correct listing within the specified timeframe, or listing will revert to the original listing format.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 6.1 AT&T will provide and maintain such equipment as is required to furnish the Operator Services as described in this Appendix. 6.2 Facilities necessary for the provision of Operator Services to CLEC will be provided by the Parties hereto, using standard trunk traffic engineering procedures to ensure that the objective grade of service is met. Each party shall bear the costs for its own facilities and equipment. 6.3 AT&T will accumulate and provide to CLEC data as specified in Attachment 5: Customer Usage Data- Resale to this Agreement necessary for CLEC to verify traffic volumes and bill its End Users.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 5.1 AT&T will perform DA Service for CLEC in those exchanges where CLEC elects to purchase such services from AT&T. 5.2 AT&T will provide and maintain its own equipment to furnish DA Services. 5.3 AT&T will provide DA Service to CLEC customers using current and updated DA records and in accordance with AT&T’ current methods, practices, and procedures or as subsequently modified. 5.4 AT&T will provide IntraLATA HNPA DA Service and intrastate IntraLATA FNPA DA Service to Customers who dial 1+411 or 1+NPA+555+1212. 5.5 AT&T will include current CLEC subscriber listing information in AT&T’s DA database.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 6.1 AT&T will provide and maintain such equipment as is required to furnish the Operator Services as described in this Attachment. 6.2 AT&T will provide Operator Services in accordance with the operator methods and practices in effect for AT&T at the time the call is made, unless otherwise agreed in writing by both Parties. 6.3 AT&T will accumulate and provide CLEC such data as necessary for CLEC to verify traffic volumes and xxxx its customers.
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Responsibilities of AT&T. 8.1 AT&T is responsible for providing to ALLTEL personnel a contact number for AT&T’s technical personnel who are readily accessible twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week.
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