TELEPHONE EXCHANGE SERVICE PROVIDER SELECTION Sample Clauses

The "Telephone Exchange Service Provider Selection" clause establishes the process by which a party may choose or change the provider responsible for telephone exchange services under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for selecting a provider, any required notifications, and the responsibilities of each party during the transition, such as ensuring uninterrupted service or covering associated costs. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for managing telecommunications services, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring continuity of service when provider changes are necessary.
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE SERVICE PROVIDER SELECTION. 37.1 Without in any way limiting Reseller's obligations under Section 12, Reseller shall comply with Applicable Law with regard to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider. Until the Commission or the FCC adopts regulations and/or orders applicable to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider, Reseller shall apply the rules and procedures set forth in Section 64.1100 of the FCC Rules, 47 CFR (S) 64.1100, to the process for end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider (including, to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider that occurs during any telemarketing contact with an end user), and shall comply with such rules and procedures. 37.2 By submitting to ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic an Order to install, provide, change or terminate a Telecommunications Service, to select, change or reassign a telephone number, or to select, change or terminate an end user's Telephone Exchange Service provider, Reseller represents and warrants: (a) that Reseller has obtained authorization for such action from the applicable end user; and, (b) that if Applicable Law and/or this Agreement required such authorization to be obtained in a particular manner, Reseller obtained the authorization in the manner required by Applicable Law and this Agreement. Reseller shall upon request by ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic provide proof of such authorization (including, a copy of any written authorization). 37.3 If Reseller submits an Order to ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic to install, provide, change or terminate a Telecommunications Service, to select, change or reassign a telephone number, or to select, change or terminate an end user's Telephone Exchange Service provider, and (a) when requested by ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic to provide a written document signed by the end user stating the end user's Telephone Exchange Service provider selection, fails to provide such document to ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic, or (b) has not obtained authorization for such installation, provision, selection, change, reassignment or termination, from the end user in the manner required by Applicable Law (or, in the absence of Applicable Law, in the manner required by the rules and procedures in 47 CFR (S) 64.1100), Reseller shall be liable to ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic for all charges that would be applicable to the end user for the initial installation, provision, selection, change, reassignment or termination, of the end user's Telecommunications Service, telephone number, and/or Telephone Exchange Service provider, and a...
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE SERVICE PROVIDER SELECTION. 37.1 Without in any way limiting Reseller's obligations under Section 12, Reseller shall comply with Applicable Law with regard to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider. Until the Commission or the FCC adopts regulations and/or orders applicable to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider, Reseller shall apply the rules and procedures set forth in Section 64.1100 of the FCC Rules, 47 CFR Section 64.1100, to the process for end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider (including, to end user selection of a Telephone Exchange Service provider that occurs during any telemarketing contact with an end user), and shall comply with such rules and procedures. 37.2 By submitting to ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic an Order to install, provide, change or terminate a Telecommunications Service, to select, change or reassign a telephone number, or to select, change or terminate an end user's Telephone Exchange Service provider, Reseller represents and warrants: (a) that Reseller has obtained authorization for such action from the applicable end user; and, (b) that if Applicable Law and/or this Agreement required such authorization to be obtained in a particular manner, Reseller obtained the authorization in the manner required by Applicable Law and this
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