Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
Traffic Termination Compensation. This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local Traffic, EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties to this Agreement. Neither Party expects to exchange significant amounts of ISP Bound Traffic between the two networks. The terms specified in this Section 4.2 shall apply to de minimis amounts of ISP Bound Traffic. If ISP Bound Traffic exceeds 50,000 minutes per month for three
Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Because such traffic is believed to be in balance, both Parties agree that compensation for Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be on a bill and keep basis in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to transport and termination of such traffic issued by either Party. ELECTRONICALLY FILED - 2018 April 25 10:28 AM - SCPSC - Docket # 2018-145-C - Page 49 of 56
4.2.2 Compensation for the termination of Toll Traffic exchanged between the Parties’ networks will be in accordance with each Party’s Switched Access Service tariffs. In the event that CLEC does not have a filed Switched Access Service tariff for Switched Access Service, CLEC’s rates shall be the ILEC’ tariffed Switched Access Service rates. In no event shall ILEC pay CLEC Switched Access Service rates that are higher than ILEC’ Switched Access Service rates.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 3.2.1 This Section 3.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
3.2.1.1 Xxxx and Keep will remain applicable unless and until difference between traffic originated by either party exceeds 10% of the total traffic exchanged between the Parties. Either Party can cancel the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement if traffic volumes are out of balance as stated above for three consecutive months.
3.2.1.2 Formal notification of the cancellation must be provided in writing with 30 days notice. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties may continue the Xxxx and Keep compensation arrangement by mutual agreement. If either Party does deliver such written notice canceling the Xxxx and Keep arrangements, the Parties xxxx each other at the rate specified in attachment A. 8/2812007 - Final 6 Bluffton - Sprint Interconnection Agreement
3.2.2 Compensation for toll/access traffic will be in accordance with each Party's access tariffs, except that, with regard to rates, CLEC agrees to utilize rates that do not exceed ILEe's tariffed access rates where CLEC competes.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
4.2.2 Compensation for toll/access traffic will be in accordance with each Party’s Switched Access Service tariffs. Toll VoIP-PSTN Traffic will be subject to ILEC’s Interstate tariff and is not part of this agreement. In the event that CLEC does not have a filed Switched Access Service tariff for Switched Access Service, CLEC’s rates shall be the ILEC’s tariffed Switched Access Service rates or the Commission-approved statewide average Switched Access Service rates, whichever is lower. In no event shall ILEC pay CLEC Switched Access Service rates that are higher than ILEC’s Switched Access Service rates.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
4.2.2 Compensation for toll/access traffic will be in accordance with each Party’s Switched Access Service tariffs. In the event that CLEC does not have a filed Switched Access Service tariff for Switched Access Service, CLEC’s rates shall be the ILEC’s tariffed Switched Access Service rates or the Commission-approved statewide average Switched Access Service rates, whichever is lower. In no event shall ILEC pay CLEC Switched Access Service rates that are higher than ILEC’s Switched Access Service rates.
4.2.3 For the purposes of compensation under this Agreement, jurisdiction of VoIP-PSTN Traffic is determined by the physical location of the originating and terminating End User Customers. Signaling information associated with VoIP-PSTN Voice Traffic must comply with Section 6 of this Interconnection Attachment.
4.2.4 Neither Party shall represent Switched Access Service traffic as Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic or as ISP-bound Traffic for any purpose.
4.2.5 CLEC originated traffic will be delivered to ILEC in a format that will not require ILEC to convert it from IP to TDM format.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
4.2.2 Compensation for toll/access traffic, if exchanged via the interconnection arrangement pursuant to this Agreement, will be in accordance with each Party’s access tariffs. In the event that CLEC does not have a filed access tariff or published price list for access service, CLEC agrees to use rates that do not exceed ILEC’s tariffed access rates.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2.1 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
4.2.2 Tandem Transit Service charge will be charged, as reflected in the Pricing Attachment, by the Party providing the Tandem Transit Service for traffic that originated on one Party’s network and terminates to a third party CMRS, CLEC, or ILEC.
4.2.3 The Parties shall establish their respective Meet Point Billing (MPB) arrangements applicable to its provision of JPSA to Interexchange Carriers (IXCs). Such arrangements will be in accordance with MPB guidelines adopted by and contained in the Ordering and Billing Forum’s Multiple Exchange Carrier Access Billing (MECAB) document.
4.2.4 Compensation for Toll Traffic will be in accordance with each Party’s Switched Access Service tariffs. In the event that CLEC does not have a filed Switched Access Service tariff or published price list for Switched Access Service, CLEC agrees to use rates that do not exceed ILEC’s tariffed Switched Access Service rates.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 3.2.1. This Section 3 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties as set forth in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided to the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.
3.2.2. For the purposes of compensation under this Agreement, jurisdiction of IP- Enabled Traffic is determined by the physical location of the End User Customers originating and terminating. Signaling information associated with IP-Enabled Voice Traffic must comply with Section 6 of this Interconnection Attachment.
Traffic Termination Compensation. 3.2.1 This Section 3.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local and EAS Traffic and ISP Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End-User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. The Parties shall, initially, assume that Local Traffic originated by or terminated to the Parties’ end-user customers is balanced between the Parties unless traffic studies indicate otherwise. Accordingly, the Parties agree to use a Xxxx and Keep arrangement with respect to reciprocal compensation. Should a jointly conducted traffic study indicate that there is an imbalance beyond the parameters of 45%-55%, either Party may notify the other Party that reciprocal and symmetrical compensation will commence within 30 days provided that ISP Bound traffic that exceeds ten
