Common use of THE BUSINESS VOICE SERVICE Clause in Contracts

THE BUSINESS VOICE SERVICE. What is the Business Voice Service? 6.1 The Business Voice Service is an enhanced voice communication service whereby the voice communication is converted into a digital signal (known as Internet Protocol or IP) and carried, in part, over a high-speed (broadband) Internet network as described in this clause 6 (the B u s i ne s s V o i c e Service). This service is also referred to as “voice over IP”. It is a secondary and separate service that is distinct from a standard telephone service. 6.2 The Business Voice Service provides you with access to a local and long distance telephone service with the ability to make and receive (a) National (STD), fixed to mobile, and international calls; (b) Local Calls; (c) Calls to directory assistance services (for example, calls to 1223 and 1225; and (d) Calls to On-Net Numbers; and (e) Calls to Emergency Services (000); and (f) Calls to toll free call numbers (for example, 1300, 1800 and 13); and (g) Domestic satellite services; and a range of other telephone services and products described in the Pricing Schedule, including, where available Business Voice telephone number/s, and provision of directory assistance and operator services. 6.3 Calls made using the Business Voice Service can terminate to: (a) the numbers referred to in clause 2.2; and (b) numbers in the same Local Call charging zone as the calling number; and (c) On-Net Numbers.