Compensation for Optional Calling Area Sample Clauses

The Compensation for Optional Calling Area clause defines how payments or reimbursements are handled when a telecommunications provider offers customers the ability to make calls to an expanded geographic area beyond the standard local calling region. Typically, this clause outlines the rates, billing methods, or settlement procedures for calls made within the optional calling area, and may specify how revenue is shared between service providers. Its core function is to ensure fair and transparent compensation for services rendered outside the basic calling area, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying financial responsibilities.
Compensation for Optional Calling Area. (OCA) Traffic, (also known as Optional Extended Area Service and Optional EAS) is for the termination of intercompany traffic to and from the Commission approved one-way or two-way optional exchanges(s) and the associated metropolitan area except mandatory extended traffic as addressed in Section 6.2.1
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Compensation for Optional Calling Area. (OCA) Traffic is for the termination of intercompany traffic to and from the Commission approved one-way or two-way optional exchanges(s) and the associated metropolitan area except mandatory extended traffic as addressed in Sections 2.1 and 2.2 above. The transport and termination rate applies when SBC Arkansas, SBC Kansas or SBC Texas transports traffic and terminates it at its own switch.
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