Billed Number Screening definition

Billed Number Screening. (BNS) means a validation of toll billing exception (TBE) data and performance of public telephone checks; i.e., determining if a billed line is a public (including those classified as semi-public) telephone number.
Billed Number Screening or “BNS” means a validation of toll billing exception (TBE) data and performance of public telephone checks; i.e., determining if a billed line is a public (including those classified as semi-public) telephone number.
Billed Number Screening. (BNS) means a validation of toll billing exception (TBE) data and performance of public telephone checks; i.e., determining if a billed line is a public (including those classified as semipublic) telephone number.

Examples of Billed Number Screening in a sentence

  • Billed Number Screening BellSouth is authorized to use the billing number information to determine whether Talk America has identified the billing number as one that should not be billed for collect or third number calls.

  • Billed Number Screening - refers to the activity of determining whether a toll billing exception indicator is present for a particular billing number.

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