Common use of QUIET TIME Clause in Contracts

QUIET TIME. Quiet Time allows Customers to block incoming calls from ringing their telephone line during time periods specified by the Customer. Specific star codes are used to activate/deactivate Quiet Time on an as- needed basis. Where facilities permit, customers may have the option to set a daily schedule for Quiet Time to be active. Customers have the option to allow callers to ring through when Quiet Time is active. Callers can ring through by entering a Customer-specific password after the call has been connected or by calling from a telephone number in a Customer-set priority list. During service set up, Customers may choose one of the following announcement options for call treatment if the caller does not initially ring through: Connection to Call Forward Don't Answer (Applicable for Call Forwarding Don't Answer Customers only) - If the Customer has messaging service, the caller may stay on the line and leave a message. Generic Announcement - Callers hear a generic announcement indicating the Customer is not available. Emergency Breakthrough - Callers hear a generic announcement indicating the Customer is not available and have the option to key in code to connect the call in emergency situations. Activate or deactivate the Quiet Time schedule. Change the password that gives the subscriber access to the TUI. Choose the announcement option. Create/edit/delete caller breakthrough password. Create/edit/delete priority breakthrough caller telephone number list. Create/edit/delete the Quiet Time schedule. Deactivate/activate Quiet Time service on either all of the Distinctive Ring numbers or none of the Distinctive Ring numbers on the line. (Only applicable for Quiet Time Customers who also subscribe to Distinctive Ring). Quiet Time is only available to residential customers. Quiet Time is not available in Service Area B.