Traffic Alert Referral Service Sample Clauses

Traffic Alert Referral Service. 7.6.1.1 Traffic Alert Referral Service (“TARS”) is a service that monitors traffic patterns associated with a CLEC’s resold lines. On no less than thirty (30) calendar days written notice, CLEC may order PACIFIC’s TARS. In providing TARS to CLEC, PACIFIC notifies CLEC of traffic abnormalities that indicate the possible occurrence of intraLATA fraud and furnishes to CLEC information on all 1+ alerts. CLEC understands and agrees that PACIFIC will use electronic mail to provide such information and that such information will only be available via electronic mail at the present time. It is the responsibility of CLEC to provide PACIFIC with the correct email address. Information will be provided on a per-alert basis and will be priced on a per-alert basis. PACIFIC grants to CLEC a non- exclusive right to use the TARS information provided by PACIFIC. CLEC will not permit anyone but its duly authorized employees or agents to inspect or use this information. CLEC agrees to pay PACIFIC a recurring usage rate as set forth in Appendix Pricing in the “Other (RESALE)” category listed as “Traffic Alert Referral Service.” 7.6.1.2 CLEC shall be liable for all fraud associated with any resale service to which it subscribes. PACIFIC takes no responsibility, will not investigate, and will make no adjustments to CLEC’s account(s) in cases of fraud or any other related End User dispute. 7.6.1.3 In addition to any other indemnity obligations in this Agreement or any Appendix attached hereto, PACIFIC shall not be liable for any damages to CLEC or to any other person or entity for PACIFIC’s actions or the conduct of its employees in providing TARS to CLEC. CLEC shall indemnify, defend, and hold PACIFIC harmless from any and all claims, lawsuits, costs, damages, liabilities, losses, and expenses, including reasonable attorney fees, resulting from or in connection with CLEC’s use of PACIFIC’s TARS, except when such claims, lawsuits, costs, damages, liabilities, losses, or expenses are proximately caused by the willful misconduct or gross negligence of PACIFIC or its employees.
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Traffic Alert Referral Service. “TARS”) 1+ Intra-LATA Toll Fraud Monitoring
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Traffic Alert Referral Service. 7.7.1.1.1 Traffic Alert Referral Service (“TARS”) is a service that monitors traffic patterns associated with a CLEC’s resold lines. On no less than thirty (30) calendar days written notice, CLEC may order SBC CALIFORNIA’s TARS. In providing TARS to CLEC, SBC CALIFORNIA notifies the CLEC of traffic abnormalities that indicate the possible occurrence of intraLATA fraud and furnishes to CLEC information on all 1+ alerts. CLEC understands and agrees that SBC CALIFORNIA will use electronic mail to provide such information and that such information will only be available via electronic mail at the present time. It is the responsibility of CLEC to provide SBC CALIFORNIA with the correct email address. Information will be provided on a per-alert basis and will be priced on a per-alert basis. SBC CALIFORNIA grants to CLEC a non-exclusive right to use the information provided by SBC CALIFORNIA. LEC will not permit anyone but its duly authorized employees or agents to inspect or use this information. CLEC agrees to pay SBC CALIFORNIA a recurring usage rate as set forth in Appendix Pricing in the “OTHER (Resale)” category listed as “Traffic Alert Referral Service.”
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Traffic Alert Referral Service. “TARS”) 1+ Intra-LATA Toll Fraud Monitoring 6.6.1 For terms and conditions for TARS, see Appendix Resale. 6.6.2 TARS is offered in PACIFIC only. Deleted: (SBC-12STATE)
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Traffic Alert Referral Service. ("TARS") is a service that monitors traffic patterns associated with a CLEC's resold lines. On no less than thirty (30) calendar days written notice, CLEC may order PACIFIC's TARS. In providing TARS to CLEC, PACIFIC notifies CLEC of traffic abnormalities that indicate the possible occurrence of intraLATA fraud and furnishes to CLEC information on all 1+ alerts. CLEC understands and agrees that PACIFIC will use electronic mail to provide such information and that such information will only be available via electronic mail at the present time. It is the responsibility of CLEC to provide PACIFIC with the correct email address. Information will be provided on a per-alert basis and will be priced on a per-alert basis. PACIFIC grants to CLEC a non-exclusive right to use the TARS information provided by PACIFIC. CLEC will not permit anyone but its duly authorized employees or agents to inspect or use this information. CLEC agrees to pay PACIFIC a recurring usage rate as set forth in Appendix Pricing in the "Other (RESALE)" category listed as "Traffic Alert Referral Service."
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