Pricing for Number Portability CHCs Sample Clauses
The 'Pricing for Number Portability CHCs' clause defines how charges are determined for Call Handling Charges (CHCs) related to number portability services. It typically outlines the specific fees or pricing structures that apply when customers transfer their phone numbers between service providers, ensuring that all parties understand the costs involved. By clearly establishing the pricing mechanism for these portability-related charges, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures transparency in billing for number portability transactions.
Pricing for Number Portability CHCs. 1. When a Recipient Party orders CHC service, the Donor Party shall charge, and the Recipient Party shall pay, the applicable Charges set forth in Table 1.
2. Coordination of Service Order work outside normal business hours shall be at requesting Party’s expense. Premium rates will apply for Service Order work performed outside normal business hours, weekends, and holidays.
3. For calculating “time” and/or “additional time” labor charges, the time shall begin when the Donor Party receives the call from Recipient Party and ends when the Parties disconnect from the call.
Pricing for Number Portability CHCs. 1. When a Recipient Party orders CHC service, the Donor Party shall charge, and the Recipient Party shall pay, the applicable Charges set forth in Table 1.
2. Coordination of Service Order work outside normal business hours shall be at requesting Party’s expense. Premium and overtime rates will apply, as applicable, for Service Order work performed outside normal business hours, weekends, and holidays.
3. For calculating “time” and/or “additional time” labor charges, the time shall begin when the Donor Party receives the call from Recipient Party and ends when the Parties disconnect from the call. 70.1 Via Tariff or Separate Agreement. To the extent required by the Act, including the requirement that a requesting Telecommunications Carrier be a provider of Telecommunications Services as defined by 47 U.S.C. §153, CenturyLink and CLEC shall each afford to the other access to the poles, ducts, conduits and rights-of-way (ROWs) that it owns or controls on terms, conditions and prices comparable to those offered to any other entity pursuant to each Party’s Tariffs and/or in a separate written agreement and in accordance with Applicable Law and regulations. Accordingly, if CenturyLink or CLEC desires access to the other Party’s poles, ducts, conduits or ROWs, the Party seeking access shall make such a request in writing, and the Parties shall negotiate the terms and conditions for such access in accordance with Applicable Law. Such terms and conditions shall be contained in separate, stand-alone agreement.