Unlimited Calling Clause Samples

The Unlimited Calling clause establishes that users are permitted to make an unrestricted number of calls under the terms of the agreement. Typically, this applies to calls made within a specified geographic area or to certain types of numbers, such as domestic landlines and mobiles, while excluding premium or international numbers unless otherwise stated. Its core function is to provide customers with predictable, flat-rate calling costs and to eliminate concerns about overage charges for standard calls.
Unlimited Calling. ALLO unlimited calling applies to the continental contiguous 48 states, and Washington, D.C, and is based on normal residential, non-commercial use. Unlimited calling excludes all calls made to Alaska, Hawaii, United States territories and possessions, Mexico, and all other foreign countries or protectorates and territories. Unlimited calling also excludes 900, and 900-like numbers, and entertainment phone services. Additional charges will apply for all calls outside of the contiguous 48 states and Washington, D.C., directory assistance calling, and operator services.
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Unlimited Calling. ALLO unlimited calling applies to the continental contiguous 48 states, and Washington, D.
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