Toll and Assistance Operator Services Sample Clauses

Toll and Assistance Operator Services. 9.7.1 Description of Service. Toll and Assistance refers to functions end users associate with the “O” operator. Subject to availability and capacity, access may be provided via operator services trunks purchased from USWC or provided by NewPath via Collocation arrangements to route calls to NewPath’s platform.
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Toll and Assistance Operator Services. Each Party is solely responsible for its end user access to toll and operator services.
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Toll and Assistance Operator Services. A. Description of Service. Toll and Assistance refers to functions customers associate with the "0" operator. Subject to availability and capacity, access may be provided via operator services trunks purchased from USWC or provided by Focal via collocation arrangements to route calls to Focal's platform. B. Functions include: 1. O-Coin, Automatic Coin Telephone Service (ACTS) - these functions complete coin calls, collect coins and provide coin rates. 2. Alternate Billing Services (ABS or 0+ dialing): Xxxx to third party, Collect and Mechanized Credit Card System (MCCS). 3. O- or operator assistance which provides general assistance such as dialing instruction and assistance, rate quotes, emergency call completion and providing credit.
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Toll and Assistance Operator Services. This Section 10.7 is removed, at the request of CLEC, with the expectation that this Section does not currently apply to the Parties’ business practice.
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Toll and Assistance Operator Services. 9.7.1 Description of Service. Toll and Assistance refers to functions customers associate with the “O” operator. Subject to availability and capacity, access may be provided via operator services trunks purchased from USWC or provided by AT&T via collocation arrangements to route calls to AT&T’s platform. 9.7.2 Operator Services may be provided either in an automated or live operator manner. Where technically feasible, USWC, upon AT&T's request, shall utilize automated branding of the operator services call, namely provide the ability to announce AT&T's name to the customer during the introduction of the call. 9.7.3 Pricing for Toll and Assistance Operator Services shall be determined on a case-by-case basis, upon request. 9.7.4 Interconnection to the USWC Toll and Assistance Operator Services from an end office to USWC T/A is technically feasible at three distinct points on the trunk side of the switch. The first connection point is an operator services trunk connected directly to the T/A host switch. The second connection point is an operator services trunk connected directly to a remote T/A switch. The third connection point is an operator services trunk connected to a remote access tandem with operator concentration capabilities. 9.7.5 Trunk provisioning and facility ownership will follow the guidelines recommended by the Trunking and Routing, IOF and Switch sub-teams. All trunk interconnections will be digital. 9.7.6 Toll and Assistance interconnection will require an operator services type trunk between the end office and the interconnection point on the USWC switch. 9.7.7 Connecting a position to the host system requires two circuits (one voice and one data) per position on a T1 facility. 9.7.8 The technical requirements of operator services type trunks and the circuits to connect the positions to the host are covered in the OSSGR under Section 6 (Signaling) and Section 10 (System Interfaces) in general requirements form. 9.7.9 Specific provisions regarding Operator Services will be addressed in a separate agreement between the Parties.
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Toll and Assistance Operator Services. Bresnan is solely responsible for its end user access to toll and operator services.
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