Third Party Traffic definition

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-21STATE acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between WSP and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier.

Third Party Traffic means both Transit Traffic and Non-Local Traffic.

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-21STATE acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between Carrier and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier.

Examples of Third Party Traffic in a sentence

• Described herein are the required and optional trunk groups for Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, Non-toll VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic, IntraLATA Toll Traffic, IXC carried Meet Point Traffic, Third Party Traffic, Mass Calling, E911, Operator Services and Directory Assistance Traffic.

• Described herein are the required and optional trunk groups for Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic, IntraLATA Toll Traffic, IXC carried Meet Point Traffic, Third Party Traffic, Mass Calling, E911, Operator Services and Directory Assistance Traffic.

• This adjustment will account for Third Party Traffic delivered to Carrier over the Interconnection Trunks.

• The Paging Provider will be billed recurring and non-recurring rates for the portion of the Qwest facilities used to deliver Third Party Traffic, pursuant to the percentages and rates specified in Appendix A.

• To the extent that Telco does not record the actual amount of Telco-to-Carrier traffic, exclusive of Third Party Traffic (as defined in Section 7.5.2 below), and Carrier does not have the ability to measure and bill the actual amount of Telco-to-Carrier traffic, Carrier shall bill Telco the charges due as calculated and described in Sections 7.5.2 and 7.5.3.

• Described herein are the required and optional trunk groups for Section 251(b)(5) Traffic, Non-toll VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic, IntraLATA Toll Traffic, IXC carried Meet Point Traffic, Third Party Traffic, Mass Calling and E911Traffic.

• Construction on Contract B began with a limited Notice to Proceed (NTP) in July 2008 followed by a full NTP in January 2009.

• Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, Bill and Keep shall not apply to the portion of the facilities associated with Third Party Traffic.

• NET DIRECTORY: US and Canada boundaries for each Area and Region are shown in the ARRL Net Directory along with traffic routing lists, state abbreviations, Third Party Traffic Country Lists, as well as lists of the NTS nets and schedules, emergency nets, and other independent nets registered with the ARRL.

• Except as specifically provided in this Agreement, unless WSP does so pursuant to separate agreement or tariff, WSP is not authorized to send Third Party Traffic through the SBC-13STATE network, and doing so shall be a material breach of this Agreement.

More Definitions of Third Party Traffic

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by Telco acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between Carrier and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-9 STATEa Party Sprint should never Part B AT&T Issue 74 and as used throughout Agreement “Definitions” are appropriate? acting as an intermediaryTransit Service provide that is originated and terminated by and between Sprint and a Third Party Telecommunications Carriera Third Party and the other Party to this Agreement. carry Third Party Traffic for AT&T.

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&Ta Party acting as an intermediaryTransit Service provide that is originated and terminated by and between Sprint and a Third Party Telecommunications Carriera Third Party and the other Party to this Agreement. Sprint should never carry Third Party Traffic for AT&T, and Sprint’s language incorrectly indicates that it would. Sprint agrees to include following as defined term, subject to proposed edits as indicated. This/these provision(s) should be substantively the same whether a single ICA or two separate ICAs are used.

Third Party Traffic means communications not involving at least one Authorized User, except that, to the extent the I-Net is connected to the Internet and communications not involving at least one Authorized User pass through but do not terminate at I-Net sites or components in accordance with the normal processes by which communications are propagated on the Internet, such communications shall not be considered third party traffic.

Third Party Traffic means a message passed to, or on behalf of, a third party.”.