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TCT WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

ACCESS SERVICE

7. “ iPrwate J, ne Access Service

7.1 general

Private Line Access Service provides a dedicated transmission path betsveen customerdesignated premises[ 1], through a Company office or between customer designatedpremises and a Company hub where bridging and hubbing fimctions can be provided.

The Channel Connection provided by Private Line Access Service is analog. Analogconnections are differentiated by spectrum and bandwidth.

The channel selected by the customer must be compatible to interface with hisequipment. The Company has overall responsibility up to the POT at the customer’spremises at which the network interface appears. Interconnection protection criteriaand regulations as described elsewhere in this Tariff shall apply.

[1] Company CENTRON, Centrex and CO-like switches not directly accessing the DDDnetwork, Company Answering Service Identifiers and wire centers used to terminateControl Channels are considered to be customer premises for purposes of administeringregulations and rates contained in this Tariff.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. ~ivate I,~s Service

7.1 Gen~ (Cent’d)

7.1.1 Channe 1Tvpes

(A)

(B)

(c)

There are six types of channels used to provide Private Line AccessService. Each type has its own characteristics. All are subdivided by oneor more of the following:

b Channel Transmission Parameter(s)

● Bandwidth

● Speed (i.e., baud rate)

● Spectrum

Customers can order a Channel Connection and select from a list ofavailable Channel Transmission Parameter(s) and Optional Features andFunctions that they desire to meet specific communications requirements.

For purposes of ordering channels, each has been identified as a type ofPrivate Line Access Service. However, such identification is not intendedto limit a customer’s use of the channel nor to imply that the channel islimited to a particular use.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. J%ivate14ine Access Service

7.1.1 Channel TVDes (Cent’d)

(D) Following is a brief description of each type of channel:

Narrowband Serwc~

A channel for the transmission of low speed varying signals at rates up to30 baud, or a charnel for the transmission of binary signals at rates of Oto150 baud or control circuit that terminates in a wire center for the controlof another service.

Voiceband/Data Servi@

A channel for the transmission of analog signals within an approximatebandwidth of 300 to 3000 Hz.

Data Non-load Service

A channel suitable for baseband transmission of digital data signalsbetween points within the same serving wire center area.

Requires the use of Voiceband/Data Services for data transmission.

Music Distribution Service

The channels are designed and furnished for the transmission of audio(Non-Broadcast) service which is to be used in connection with musicdistribution systems. These channels are I%mished for transmission in onedirection.

“~italData ServiceDI

A channel for the digital data transmission of synchronous serial data atrates of 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2, 56, or 64 kbitis.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private J,ine Access Servicc

7.1.1 Channe i TvueS

(D) (Cent’d)

(1) Each service consists of a basic channel (Channel Connection,Channel Transmission Parameters) to which a technicalspecifications package (customized or predefine), channelinterface(s) and, when desired, Optional Features and Functions areadded to construct the service desired by the customer. Each of thecomponents of the service are described in this section.

(2) Customized technical specifications will be provided wheretechnically feasible. If the Company determines that the requestedparameter specifications are not compatible, the customer will beadvised and given the opportunity to change the order.

Issued: September 14, 1994 Randy Lowe, General Manager Effective:P.O. Box 310

Basin WY 82410


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ACCESS SERVICE

7. mvate Line Access Service

7.1 General (Cent’d)

7.1.2 ~

Private Line Access Service is made up of a number of different rateelements which, when applied in various combinations, provide a varietyof services to meet customer requirements. These rate elements, whencombined to meet customer service requests, make up a Private LineAccess Service.

In addition to the regulations set forth herein, the General Regulationssection of this Tariff also applies.

(A) Channel Connection Rate E ement1

(1) The Channel Connection rate element provides thecommunications path between the normal serving wire centerand a customer designated premises.

(2) Private Line Access Service must includeComection rate element per termination.

(B)

a Channel

(1)

(2)

Channel Transmission Parameter(s) rate element establishesthe performance characteristics of the channel. Whenspecific transmission and optional signaling parameters havebeen selected at the customer’s primary circuit location, allother legs of the two-point or multipoint circuit arrangementwill be the same.

Private Line Access Service must include a ChannelTransmission Parameter(s) rate element per termination, asapplicable.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. J%“vate1,ine Access Service

7.1 General

7.1.2 Rate El- (Cent’d)

(C) Tra~ iliti [1]

The Transport Facilities rate element provides for the transmissionfacilities between the serving wire centers associated with two customerdesignated premises, between a serving wire center associated with acustomer designated premises and a Company hub or between twoCompany hubs. Transport Facilities are measured by airline milesbetween serving wire centers via the V and H Coordinates Method, as setforth in the Exchange Carrier Association, Inc. Tariff F.C.C. No. 4, andadministered as set forth in 7.2.2 C., following. There are two rates thatapply for each band:

(1) A flat rate within a specified band.

(2) A rate per mile within a specific band.

[1] Mileage Bands are not applicable to Transport Facilities for Digital Data Service.

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(D) opt ional Features And Functions Rate Element

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The Optional Features and Functions rate element provides foroptions which may be added to a Private Line Access Service toimprove its quality or utility to meet specific communicationsrequirements. These are not necessarily identifiable with specificequipment, but rather represent the end result in terms ofperformance characteristics obtained. These characteristics may beobtained by using various combinations of equipment. Althoughthe equipment necessary to perform a specified fimction may be.installed at various locations along the path of the service, they willbe charged for as a single rate element.

Examples of Optional Features and Functions that are availableinclude, but are not limited

Signaling Capability

Hubbing Functions

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to, the following:

Transfer Arrangements

A hub is a Company designated serving wire center at whichbridging or multiplexing fimctions are performed. The bridgingfimctions connect three or more customer designated premises in amultipoint arrangement. The multiplexing fi,mctions channelizeanalog facilities to individual setwices requiring a lower capacity orbandwidth.




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ACCESS SERVICE

7. private Line Access Serv cei

7.1 General (Cent’d)

7. I.3 Service Co~

Two types of Private Line Access Service are provided: two-point service andmultipoint service.

(A) Two-Point Service

(1) A two-point service connects two customer designated premises ora customer designated premises and a hub.

(2) Rate Elements are:

● Channel Connection (one per customer designated premises)

● Channel Transmission Parameter(s) (one per customerdesignated premises)

● Transport Facilities (as applicable)

● Optional Features and Functions (as applicable)


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7. I%ivate 1,ine Access Service

7.1 Gene~

7.1.3 Serv ce Confi guratiou

(A) Two-Point Servic? (Cent’d)

(3) The following diagram depicts a two-point Voiceband/Data Serviceconnecting two customer designated premises served by wire centerslocated 15 miles apart. The service is provided with C-Typeconditioning and signaling.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private Line Access Serv cei

7.1 @Il$Xal

7.1.3 Service Conllgu@ms“ (Cent’d)

(A) Two-Point Service (Cent’d)

Rate Elements are:

● Channel Connection (2 applicable)

● Transport Facilities (mileage band Over 8 to 25 miles)

● Channel Transmission Parameter(s) (2 applicable)

● Optional Features and Functions, C-Type Conditioning (one per circuit)

s Optional Features and Functions, Signaling (2 applicable)

Issued: September 14, 1994 Randy Lowe, General Manager~:P.O. Box 310

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private J,ine Access Service

7.1 w

7.1.3 Service Confhrations (Cent’d)

(B) MultiDoint Service

(1)

(2)

(3)

A multipoint service comects three or more customer designatedpremises through a Company hub. The use of more than threemid-links is not represented as appropriate for use on a singlemultipoint service. Where the customer requests more than threemid-links on a single multipoint service, the Company does notguarantee the quality of transmission. Additional rates anworcharges may apply for the design and/or maintenance ofmultipoint service utilizing more than three mid-links.

When ordering, the customer may speci~ the desired bridginghub(s) selected from the Exchange Carrier Association TariffF.C.C. No. 4. When the customer does not speci~ the bridginglocation(s) the Company will designate the bridging location(s).

Rate E ements a1 re;

● Channel Comection (one per customer designated premises)

● Channel Transmission Parameter(s) (one per customerdesignated premises)

● Transport Facilities (as applicable)

● Optional Features and Functions (as applicable)

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7.1 Qenertd

7.1.3 Serv ce CcIi nfimrations

(B)~,. .

Servic? (Cent’d)

(4) The following diagram depicts a multipoint Voiceband serviceconnecting four customer premises via two customer specifiedbridging hub(s). The service is provided with C-Typeconditioning.

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7. l%ivati~

7.1 Gener~ (Cent’d)

7.1.3 Service Co~

(B) Multipoint Service (Cent’d)

Rate Elements are:

● Channel Connections (4 applicable)

● Transport Facilities (5 sections, each from appropriate mileage band)

● Channel Transmission Parameter(s) (4 applicable)

● Optional Features and Functions, Bridging (6 applicable, i.e., each bridge port)

7.1.4 Miscellaneous SeNice

(A) Facilities Protection - Sr)ec~ Facilities Routing

A customer may request that the facilities used to provide Private LineAccess Service be specially routed. The regulations, rates and chargesfor Facilities Protection - Special Facilities Routing (i.e., Avoidance,Diversity, Cable-Only and Hot Standby Protection) are set forth inSection 10., following.*

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private J.irleAccess Service

7.1 Gened (Cent’d)

7.1.4 Miscellaneous Service (Cent’d)

(B) Acceptance Testing

At no additional charge, the Company will, at the customer’s request,cooperatively test, at the time of installation, the following parameters:

(1)

(2)

(3)

For VoicebandlData analog services, acceptance testing willinclude tests for loss, 3-tone slope, operational signaling, C-notched noise, and C-message noise when these parameters areapplicable and specified in the order for service. Additionally,for Voiceband/Data services, a balance (improved loss) test willbe made if the customer has ordered the improved loss optionalfeature.

For other analog services (i.e., Narrowband and MusicDistribution), acceptance testing will include tests for theparameters applicable to the service as specified by the customerin the order for service.

In addition to the above tests, Additional CooperativeAcceptance Testing for Voiceband/Data Service used to testother parameters, as described in 9.2.5, following, is available atthe customer’s request. All test results will be made available tothe customer upon request.

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Private Line Access Service is ordered under the Access Order provisions setforth in Section 5., preceding. Also included in that section are other chargeswhich may be associated with ordering Private Line Access Service (e.g.,Service Date Change Charges, etc.).




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7. “ “~

7.2 ons

7.2.1 General Re~

(A)

(B)

(c)

(D)

(E)

Terminating a Chan ei Con nnection outs de the Base Rate Ar ai e

When a Channel Connection is terminated (circuit end) outside the BaseRate Area of an exchange, an additional monthly rate is applicable toeach Channel Connection outside the Base Rate Area.

Channels are arranged for service 7 days per week, 24a minimum period of one month.

Estab lishirw New Wire Centers

hours per day, for

Whenever it becomes necessary to establish a new wire center, asdetermined by the Company, which results in a change in the servingwire center for a Private Line Access Service, the service will be reratedand redesigned to the new serving wire center.

The Company will maintain transmission specifications on servicesinstalled prior to January 1, 1984. Existing services with performancespecifications exceeding the standards outlined in the TechnicalPublications listed under the Reference to Technical Publications,preceding, will only be maintained at the performance levels set forththerein.

When a customized technical specifications package is ordered, thecustomer will be notified of additional charges. In such cases, thecustomer will be given an estimate of the charges to be billed before anyfurther action is taken on the order.


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ACCESS SERVICE

7. private J.ine Access Service

7.2 ~ (Cent’d)

7.2.2 Rate Regulat ousi

This section contains the specific regulations governing the rates and chargesthat apply for Private Line Access Service.

There are two types of rates and charges. These are monthly rates andService and Equipment Charges. The rates and charges are describedas follows:

Monthly rates are recurring rates that apply each month orfraction thereof that a Private Line Access Service is provided.For billing purposes, each month is considered to have 30 days.

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7.2.2 Rate I&y&ttions

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(2) Service and Equipment Charges

Service and Equipment Charges are one-time charges that applyfor specific work activity such as installation of service, optionalfeatures and fi.mctions, service rearrangements, etc.

a) Installation of Service

1. Service and Equipment Charges apply to each serviceinstalled. The Service and Equipment Charges for theinstallation of service are set forth herein.

2. Service and Equipment Charges apply for theinstallation of some Optional Features and Functions. Ifa Service and Equipment Charge is stated, the chargeapplies whether the feature is installed coincident withthe initial installation of service, or at any timesubsequent to the initial installation of service, unlessotherwise specified.

3. Optional Features and Functions added subsequent tothe initial installation that do not have a specific Serviceand Equipment Charge, will be charged a ChannelTransmission Parameter(s) Service and EquipmentCharge as applicable.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private I ine Access Service

7.2

7.2.2 Rate Regulations

A. Z“es Of Rates And Char= (Cent’d)

(2) Service @ F,au~ent Ch- (Cent’d)

a) ~ ice (Cent’d)

(4) Circuit Conf@ua tion Charwe Cha .gQr

When a customer requests the addition or deletion of leg(s) onan existing circuit which results in the reconfiguration of thecircuit from multipoint to two-point or from two-point tomultipoint, a Circuit Configuration Change Charge applies inaddition to the applicable Channel Transmission Parameter(s)Service and Equipment Charge(s).

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b)

Service rearrangements are changes to existing (installed) serviceswhich do not result in either a change in the minimum periodrequirements (i.e., change from one type of Private Line Access”Service to another or change from one type of Channel Connectionand Channel Transmission Parameter(s) to another) or a change inthe physical location of the point of termination at a customerdesignated premises. Changes in the type of service or ChannelConnection and Channel Transmission Parameter(s) are treated asdisconnects and new connects. Changes in the physical location ofthe point of the termination are treated as moves and are describedand charged for as set forth in 7.2.2 B., following.

The charge for service rearrangements is dependent on whether thechange is administrative only in nature or involves physical changeto the service.

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7.P”V “~

7.2.2 Rate Reti n

A. Types Of Rates And Char= (Cent’d)

3. Service Rearran~emenG (Cent’d)

c) All other service rearrangements will be charged for as follows:

● If the change involves the addition of another customer designatedpremises to an existing multipoint service, the Service &Equipment Charge for the Channel Transmission Parameter(s) willapply. The charge(s) will apply only for the location(s) that isbeing added.

● If the change involves the addition of an Optional Feature orFunction which has a separate Service and Equipment Charge, thatService and Equipment Charge will apply.

“ If the change involves changing the type of signaling on aVoiceband/llata Service, a charge equal to the Voiceband/DataChannel Transmission Parameter(s) Service md Equipment.Charge will apply. The charge will apply per service terminationaffected.

● For all other changes, including the addition of Optional Featuresor Functions without separate Service and Equipment Charges, acharge equal to the Channel Transmission Parameter(s) Serviceand Equipment Charge will apply. Only one such charge willapply per service, per change.

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7.2

7.2.2 Rate Regulations

(A) ~ (C”nt’d)

(4) Administrative Changes

Administrative changes will be made without charge(s) to thecustomer. Administrative changes are as follows:

● Change of customer name (i.e., the customer of record does notchange, but rather the customer of record changes its name e.g.,XYZ Company to XYZ Communications),

. Change of customer or customer’s end user premises addresswhen the change of address is not a result of a physicalrelocation of equipment,

● Change in billing data (name, address, or contact name ortelephone number),

● Change of customer test line number, and

● Change of customer or customer’s end user contact name ortelephone number, and

s Change of jurisdiction

● Change of agency authorization

● Change of customer circuit identification

● Change of Billing Account Number

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7.2.2 Rate Remdat ions (Cent’d)

(B)

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A move involves a change in the physical location of the Point ofTermination at the customer’s designated premises.

Moves of a point of termination will be treated as a discontinuance andnew install. Associatedthe moved rate elements.

Mileage Measurement

Service and Equipment Charges will apply for

The mileage in determining the monthly rate for the Transport Facilitiesis calculated using the airline distance between the locations involved,i.e., the serving wire centers associated with two customer designatedpremises, a serving wire center associated with a customer designatedpremises and a Company hub, or two Company hubs. The serving wirecenter associated with a customer designated premises is the serving wirecenter from which the customer designated premises would normallyobtain dial tone.

Transport Facilities are shown in 7.4.2, following, in terms of mileagebands. To determine the rate to be billed, first compute the mileage usingthe V&H coordinates method, as set forth in the Exchange CarrierAssociation, Inc. Tariff F.C.C. No. 4, then find the band into which thecomputed mileage falls and apply the rate shown for that band. When thecalculation results in a fraction of a mile, always round up to the nextwhole mile before determining the mileage band and applying the rates.

When hubs are involved, mileage is computed and rates appliedseparately for each section of the Transport Facilities, i.e., customerdesignated premises serving wire center to hub, hub to hub and/or hub tocustomer designated premises serving wire center. However, when anyservice is routed through a hub for purposes other than customer specifiedbridging or multiplexing (e.g., the Company chooses to so route for testaccess purposes), rates will be applied only to the distance calculatedbetween the serving wire centers associated with the customer designatedpremises.

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7. I%ivti Access Service

7.2 Iations

7.2.2 Rate Reada tions (Cent’d)

(D) Facility Hubs

(1) A customer has the option of ordering facilities to a facilityhub for channelizing to individual services requiring lowercapacity facilities (e.g., Narrowband Service, VoicebandiDataService, or Music Distribution Service) where facilities areavailable.

(2) Different locations may be designated as hubs for differentfacility capabilities. When placing an Access Order thecustomer can speci~ the desired hub. The Exchange CarrierAssociation, Inc. Tariff F.C.C. No. 4 identifies serving wirecenters, wire center locations and the type of multiplexingfi.mctionsavailable.

(3) End-to-end services may be provided on channels of thesefacilities to a hub. The transmission performance for the end-to-end service provided between customer designatedpremises will be that of the lower capacity.

(4) The Company will commence billing the monthly rate for thefacility to the hub on the date specified by the customer on theaccess order. Individual services utilizing these facilities maybe installed one or more days afier the installation of thefacility to the hub at the option of the customer. The customerwill be billed for a Voiceband/Data Service ChannelConnection, Channel Transmission Parameter(s), andTransport Facilities (when applicable), and the multiplexer atthe time the facility is installed. Individual service rates (byservice type) will apply for a Channel Connection, ChannelTransmission Parameter(s) and additional Transport Facilities(as required) for each channelized service. These will bebilled ~othe customer as each individual service is installed.——..— -.. ----...- ..”—

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7.2 J@@ ations (Cent’d)

7.2.2 Rate Re~uiations (Cent’d)

(E) Alternate Pricirw Arra~

Where circumstances warrant, a customer subscribing to PrivateLine Access Service may request, on an individual case basis, analternate pricing arrangement. The terms and conditions of such anarrangement will be determined by the Company at the time therequest is made.

7.2.3 Rate Stabilized And Discount Pricing

As an alternative to month-to-month tariff rates, qualifying customers mayelect a rate stabilized or discounted pricing arrangement. Rate stabilityallows eligible customers to have rate predictability for specified periodsof time. Discounting allows eligible customers to realize some savingsdue to their larger volume of services and their long term commitment tothat volume of services.

Each customer will be required to sign a contractual agreement for thefurnishing of services on a rate stabilized or discounted pricing basis.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private J .ine Access Service

7.2 Regulations (Cent’d)

7.2.3 Rate Stabilized And Discount Pricin ~ (Cent’d)

(A) Rate Stabilitv Terms A d Con nditions

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(7)

Analog Private Line Access, Digital Data Service, and SwitchedPrivate Line Access Services are eligible for rate stabilityconsideration.

The rate stabilized price is the tariff rates in effect at the time theagreement is signed by the customer.

The minimum contract value for Analog Private Line and SwitchedPrivate Line Access Services is one thousand dollars ($1000.00)per month. No minimum contract value is required for DigitalData Service.

The only rate elements eligible for rate stabilization are: ChannelComection (at tariff rates), Channel Transmission Parameter(s),Transport Facilities, and Private Line Access Optional Features andFunctions. These rate elements are the only ones to be used in therevenue calculation for determining eligibility.

In addition to satis~ing the minimum eligibility requirements, therate stabilized price must be above cost.

The Service and Equipment charges, for circuit(s) installed under arate stability plan, are not included under the contract and are thosespecified in the current tariff.

The contract period for Analog Private Line Access, Digital DataService, and Switched Private Line Access Services shall be notless than 12 months nor more than 84 months.

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ACCESS SERVICE7. Private I,ine Access Service

7.2 ~s

7.2.3 ~~gte Stabili iscount Prici

(A) Rate Stability Terms And Conditions (Cent’d)

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(8)

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80’%of theTerminationMonthlyRates forServiceTerminated

A customer wanting to continue service beyond the end of the ratestabilized period may elect to extend the agreement for a period notto exceed 12 months, renegotiate a new rate stabilized agreement, orcontinue service at the then current effective tariff rates.

A termination charge will apply if a customer falls below 80’?40of thebilling level of the agreement. The termination charge will be 40percent of the difference between the 80% billing level and thecurrent billing amount. This charge will be assessed on a monthlybasis until the customer adds sufllcient service to again meet the80% billing level or until they terminate the agreement.

If the customer completely cancels all or a portion of the contractedservice at any time during the term of the agreement, a terminationcharge applies and is calculated as specified following:

(2) (3) (4)

40% Annuity All Billed

x x Factor[l ] + but Unpaid =Recurringand Non-recurringCharges

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Charge

The annuity factor will be determined by a standard annuity table based on (1) aneffective percentage rate that reflects the appropriate USWC cost of money; and (2) thenumber of months remaining in the term of this Agreement.

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ACCESS SERVICE7. fivate J ,ine Access SeNice

7.2

7.2.3 Rate Stabilized And D scoi unt Pricing (Cent’d)

(B) Discount Pricirw Terms And Co. .

ndltlons

Discount Pricing for Analog Private Line Access and Switched PrivateLine Access, will be based on the length of the term of the agreementand the quantity of the circuits between the same h.vo points. The twodiscounts, based on the term and the quantity, will be added together todetermine the total discount. These standard discounts apply to all rateelements for Analog Private Line Access and Switched Private LineAccess excem the Channel Connection. A semra et ChannelCon ectn ion discount structure Is sDecified in 12.(Q folloWm.

Discount Pricing for Digital Data Service will be based on the length ofthe term of the agreement and the billing amount. The two discounts,based on the term and the billing amount, will be added together todetermine the total discount. These standard discounts apply to all rateelements for Digital Data Service.

(1) Analog Private Line Access and Switched Private Line AccessServices are eligible for discount pricing consideration forChannel Trammission Parameters, Transport Facilities, andPrivate Line Access Optional Features and Functions.

(2) The discounted price is based on the tariff rates in effect at thetime the agreement is signed by the customer.

(3) The customer must have twenty-one (21) or more, two-wireequivalent circuits, between two points,

or;

The circuits to be included in the discount pricing agreement musthave a minimum billing of five thousand ($5000.00) dollars permonth, before discount.

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7.2 Iations

7.2.3 R13F. .

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(B) Discount PriciW Terms And Conditiow (Cent’d)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

For Digital Data Service, the circuits to be included in thediscount pricing agreement must have a minimum billing of fivehundred ($500.00) dollars per month, before discount,

or;

The customer must subscribe to a contract period of 36 months,or longer.

In addition to satisfying the minimum eligibility requirements,the discounted price must be above cost.

The Service and Equipment Charges, for circuit(s) installedunder a discount pricing agreement, are not included under thecontract and are those specified in the current tariff.

The contract period shaII be not less than 12 months nor morethan 84 months.

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private Line Access Service

7.2 lations

7.2.3 Rate StabilizedAnd DISCOunt Pricing

(B) J2iscount Pricing Te*s And COnditions (Cent’d)

(1)

80’%0of the

(8)

(9)

A customer wanting to continue service beyond the end of thdiscount pricing period may elect to extend the agreement for aperiod not to exceed 12 months, renegotiate a new discount pricinagreement, or continue service at the then current effective tarifrates.

A termination charge will apply if a customer falls below 80% othe billing level of the agreement. The termination charge will b40 percent of the difference between the 80?40billing level and thcurrent billing amount. This charge will be assessed on a monthlbasis until the customer adds sufficient service to again meet th80% billing level or until they terminate the agreement.

If the customer completely cancels all or a portion of the contracteservice at any time during the term of the agreement, a terrninatiocharge applies and is calculated as specified following:

(2) (3) (4) (5)

40% Annuity All Billed TerminationMonthly x x Factor[l] + but Unpaid = ChargeRates for RecurringService and Non-Terminated recurring

Charges

[1] The annuity factor will be determined by a standard annuity table based on (1) an effectivpercentage rate that reflects the appropriate USWC cost of money; and @]:ti@number o ..... . ..

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7.2

7.2.3 Rate Stab iued. .1 And Discount Pr”cing1

(B) J)iscount Pricing Terms And Conditions (Cent’d)

(10) Analog Discount Schedule

The following discount schedule applies to ~ the following rateelements; Channel Transmission Parameters. Transport Fac ilities.and Ontional Features and Funct]oM. The discounts are additiveand will apply up to a maximum of 15°/0. Discounts may be lessthan those indicated to assure that rates are above cost.

Discount

● Length of Agreement12 through 35 months 3’XO36 through 59 months 1o%60 through 84 months 15%

(Plus)

● Quantity of CircuitsOthrough 20Over 20

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7.2

7.2.3 Rate Stab hze. .1 d And Discoun t Pricing

(B) Discount Pri@ Terms And Conditiou (Cent’d)

(11) Digital Data Service D scount Schewi

The following discount schedule applies to all Digital DataService rate elements; Channel Connection. ChannelTransm ission Parameters. rt Facdltles. and Opt

. . .Transt)o iow

Eeamres and Functh. The discounts are additive and willapply up to a maximum of 16°/0. Discounts may be less thanthose indicated to assure that rates are above cost.

● Length of Agreement12 through 35 months

- 36 through 59 months- 60 through 84 months

(Plus)

● Billing Amount- $0.00 to $500.00- $500.00 to $1,000.00, before discount- $1,000.00 through $1,500.00, before

discount- Over $1,500.00, before discount

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7.2

7.2.3 Rate Stabdlzed. .

(B) Discount Pricirw Terms A d Condn ition~ (Cent’d)

(12) Channel Connection (CC) Discount Pricing

Discount pricing for Channel Connections (CCS) is available toAnalog Private Line Access and Switched Private Line AccessServices, and is determined based on the length of the term of theagreement, the quantity of CCS between two points (the samecustomer location and serving wire center), and if the equivalenttwo-wire quantity of CCS is greater than 50, the airline distancefrom the customer to the serving wire center. One 4-wire CC isequivalent to two 2-wire CCs.

a)

b)

To be eligible for a discount on the CC, the customer musthave more than fifty (50) two-wire equivalent CCS bemeena customer location and the serving wire center. Customerswith 50 CCS or less will be charged the current effectivetariff rate.

A discount will not apply to 25 or fewer 4-wire CCS. Four-wire CCS in excess of 25 are eligible for a distance sensitivediscount as described in e. and g. following. When there is acombination of 2-wire and 4-wire circuits, the CCS for the 4-wire circuits will be counted first to determine the Total CCBilling and per CC discount rate. An example of thiscomputation is provided in the Rate Calculation Example ing.) following.

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ACCESS SERVICE


7.2

7.2.3 Rate Stab hzed. .1 And Discount ricingP

(B) Discoun Terms And Conditious (Cent’d)

(12) channel Connection {CC) Discount Pricirg (Cent’d)

c)

d)

e)

The rates for 1 to 20 and 21 to 50 two-wire CCS, and 1 to 10and 11 to 25 four-wire CCS are specified in g. following.

Outside the Base Rate Area applies, if appropriate, to thefirst 50 equivalent 2-wire CCs.

Outside the Base Rate Area does not apply to distancesensitive rated CCS.

All No-wire equivalent CCS over 50 are rated on the airlinedistance, per quarter mile, measured from the customerlocation to the serving wire center. The actual rate paid bythe customer is determined by adding the specified rates forthe first 50 CCS to the distance rated price for all CCS over50. The discount rate tables and an example of how tocalculate the correct rate are specified in g. following.

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ACCESS SERVICE7. Private Line Access Service

7.2 lations

7.2.3 Rate S ablhzed And Dt. .

iscount Pricing

(B) Discount Prici~d Conditions (Cent’d)

(12) Channel Connection (CC) Discount P~“cing (Cent’d)

CC Quantity

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● Four-wire- ltolo- llto25

0 cc Discount I@ ~lemem

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● Discounted Channel Connection- Two-Wire C6B+2- Four-Wire C6B+4

!?) cc Discount schedule

Monthly Rate12-35 36-59

Month Term Month Term

$7.00 $7.007.00 7.00

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MonthlyRate

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60-84Month Term

$7.007.00

11.0011.00

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7. private 1.ine Access Service

7.2 Readatiou

7.2.3 Rate Stabilized And D scount PrIc ng. .

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(B) Discount Pricing Terms And Conditions (Cent’d)

(12) nel Connection (CC) D scount Pri ick (Cent’d)

CC Quantity

● Over 50 CCS, perquarter mile, pertwo-wire CC[l ,2]

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$2.552.933.313.824.264.725.305.766.497.968.62

$2.302.632.983.443.834.254.775.195.847.167.75

[1] The four-wire rate is double the two-wire rate for distance sensitive rated ChannelConnections.

[2] Rates are available for quote, for customers with more than 50 Channel Comectionswho are located more than 20 quarter-miles from the Serving Wire Center.

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7. Private Line Acc ss See rvice

7.2

(B) Discount Pricing Terms And Conditions (Cent’d)

(1Z) Channe 1Connection (CC) D scount Pni ‘cing (Cent’d)

CC Quantity

“ Over 50 CCs, perquarter mile, pertwo-wire CC[1,2]

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Month Term Month Term Month Term

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[1] The four-wire rate is double the two-wire rate for distance sensitive rated ChannelConnections.

[2] Rates are available for quote, for customers with more than 50 Channel Connectionswho are located more than 20 quarter-miles from the Serving Wire Ce

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ACCESS SERVICE

7. private Line Access Service

7.2 Relations

7.2.3 Rate StabilizedAnd Discount Pricing

(B) Discount Pricing Terms And Con- (Cent’d)

(12) Channel Connection {CC) Discoun Prt icing (Cent’d)

Rate Calculation Example

Assume that a customer is 5 airline quarter miles from theserving wire center and has signed a 60 month agreement for125 two-wire circuits and 10 four-wire circuits.

multiply 10 four-wire circuits by 2 to obtain equivalent two-wire total.- Equivalent 2-wire CCS -- 125+(2x 10)= 145

Using the preceding table, compute the rate for the 10 four-wire CCS, for 21 to 50 CCS, and for the remaining 95 CCS andthen add the results together.

● Rate for 10 four-wire CCS........................... $11.00 x 10 = $110.00(equivalent to 20 two-wire CCS)

● Rate for21 to 50 CCS.................................. 7.00 x 30 = 210.00● Rate for remaining 95 CCS.......................... 3.83 X 95 ‘a9 Total CC Billing ..................................... $683.85

To determine the individual CC rate, divide the Total CCBilling by the total number of equivalent 2-wire CCS.

. Average CC Rate $683.85 divided by 145= $4.72 per CC.● Billing Rates: Two-wire CC= $4.72

Four-wire CC= $9.44

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ACCESS SERVICE7. Private 1fineAccess Service

7.3 service Descriptti

7.3.1 ~ i

(A) Basic Circuit Description

Narrowband Channels are unconditioned channels capable oftransmitting low speed varying signals at rates up to 30 baud or binarysignals at rates of 0-150 baud. Narrowband Channels are furnished andrated from a POT to a POT or bridging location to POT. These channelsare furnished on a two-point or multipoint basis.

There are two service categories from which the customer may choose.These are:

(1) Narro band A - eww ivalent to;

● NBl - A circuit suitable for signal transfer rates up to 30 baud.This service is usually provided over a balanced metallicfacility. The transmission interfaces are provided on a tsvo-point, two-wire basis only.

● NB2 - A circuit suitable for transporting the three-level signalused in the McCulloh loop signaling system at speeds up to 15baud. This service is provided over metallic or other appropriatefacilities. The transmission interfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoint, two-wire only basis.

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ACCESS SERVICE7. Private Line Access Service

7.3 Service Descriutions

7.3.1 Narro band Sew rvice

(A) Basic Circuit Descriptiw (Cent’d)

(1) Namo band A - equival~w ~(Cent’d)

or;

● NB3 - A circuit suitable for the transmission of 60 HZ controlsignals and dc current. This service is provided over metallicfacilities. The transmission interfaces are provided on a two-point-or multipoint, two-wire only basis.

or;

● BA - A circuit suitable for a direct current alarm system. Thealarm points may be arranged in series or parallelconfigurations. Transmission interfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoin~ We-wire only basis.

or;

● SG - A signal grade circuit between a central point and a remotelocation(s). It is used to selectively monitor or control quantitiesor operations at the remote location(s). The transmissioninterfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoin~ two-wireonly basis.

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7.3 service DescriMiow

7.3.1 Mrro band Serv ew ic

(2) Narrowband B - equivalent to:

● NB4 - A circuit suitable for the transmission of asynchronoustransitions between two current levels at rates up to 75 baud. Thetransmission interfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoint,two-wire or four-wire basis.

● NBS - A circuit suitable for the transmission of asynchronoustransitions between two current levels at rates up to 150 baud. Thetransmission interfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoint,two-wire or four-wire basis.

or,

● CS - A circuit suitable for transmitting information at a rate up to30 bands. The transmission interfaces are provided on a two-point,two-wire only basis.




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ACCESS SERVICE

7. Private Line Access Servic~

7.3 Service Desc -rirXio~

7.3.1 ~arro wband Service

(A) Basic Circuit DescriDtion (Cent’d)

(2) Narrowband B - equivalent to; (Cent’d)

or;

● TC - A telegraph grade circuit between a central point and aremote location(s). It is used to selectively monitor or controlquantities or operations at the remote locations. The transmissioninterfaces are provided on a two-point or multipoint, two-wire orfour-wire basis.

or;

● TT - A telegraph grade circuit between two or more customerand/or wire center locations. The transmission interfaces areprovided on a two-point or multipoin~ two-wire or four-wirebasis.

or;

● PV - A circuit suitable for a telegraph grade circuit between twoelectric power utility locations. It is used to transmit controlsignals for the operation of circuit breakers which protectsections of high-voltage power lines and associated equipmentduring fault locations. The transmission interfaces are providedon a two-point, two-wire or four-wire basis.

Information pertaining to the technical specifications andcompatible channel interfaces are set forth in the TechnicalPublications listed under the Reference to TechnicalPublications, preceding.


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7.Piv “~

7.3 Service Descriptions

7.3.1 Nmo wband Servic~ (Cent’d)

(1) In addition to the regulations set forth elsewhere in this Tariff, thefollowing regulations apply to Narrowband Channels.

(2) It is expressly declared that metallic facilities are in continuallydecreasing supply and the Company is not obligated to continue toprovide such facilities. Due to facility rearrangements, continued useof metallic facilities may be denied to existing customers with noobligation on the Company’s part to pay customer equipmentrearrangement costs. The Company will give the customer 90 daysnotification of this type of facility rearrangements. Metallic facilitiesare provided only where existing facilities and operating conditionspermit. All Channel Connections must have the same ChannelTransmission Parameter(s). Any deviation from the establishedparameters on a given circuit will be handled on an individual casebasis. All transmission measurements will be measured from theprimary station.

a) Narro btiw

1. These circuits are furnished on a two-point or multipointbasis primarily for use with customer-provided power andstation equipment.

2. Transmission is not to exceed a pulsing rate of 30 baud.

3. These circuits are furnished on a two-wire basis, with four-wire circuit requirements being provided by two two-wireservices.

4. These circuits are suitable for low speed unidirectionalseries operated signaling, provided by regenerated orsimulated dc continuity (McCulloh Loop Signaling).

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ACCESS SERVICE7. Private 1,ine Access Service

7.3 Service Descr_

7.3.1 Mrro band Servicew

(B) ReguMions (Cent’d)

(2) Narrowband B - equivalent to : (Cent’d)

a) Namo band Aw (Cent’d)

5. Each Narrowband Service is restricted to not more thanthree serving wire centers and/or 26 stations formultipoint service.

6. Channels which are used to provide a transmission pathbetween two premises, are defined in terms ofelectrical interfaces. The customer is responsible forselecting the proper type of channel to meet his servicerequirements. Minimum protection criteria andregulations as described in 2.5.1, preceding, apply.

7. Signaling applied by terminal equipment on circuitsmust conform to the technical parameters set forth inthe Technical Publications listed under the Referenceto Technical Publications, preceding.

b) Narrowband B

1. These circuits are furnished with either two-wire orfour-wire interface for use on a two-point or multipointbasis.

2. The customer must conform to the technical parametersset forth in the Technical Publications listed under theReference to Technical Publications, preceding.

3. The number of stations that may be connected and thedistance over which transmission is possible may belimited by the operating and transmission factors forlow speed data channels. These operating andtransmission factors are determined by the Company.Special and unusual arrangements will be handled onan individual case basis.

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7. J%ivate Line Access Serv c?i

7.3 Service Descriptions

7.3.1 Narro band Seww ice (Cent’d)

(C) Optional Features And Fu-

(1) Narrowband B Bridging

The process of connecting three or more customer locations.

To provide a Control Channel the following is needed:

● CO Relay at the serving wire centers[l]

. CPE Key at the customer’s premises

● Narrowband channel

7.3.2 VoicebandiData Service

(A) Basic Circuit I)escrintioIl

Circuits with a bandwidth of 300-3000 Hz designed to meet certainspecifications based on Company standards of measurement for voicetransmission, data trrmsmission, remote metering, telephoto andmiscellaneous signaling purposes. Such identification is not intendedto limit a customer’s use of the circuits nor to imply that the circuit islimited to a particular use. These circuits are not suitable for thetransmission of direct current pulses. The number of stations that maybe connected and the distance over which transmission is possible maybe limited by operating and transmission factors. Circuits arefimished for two-wire or four-wire operation for a two-point ormultipoint operation.

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7. J%vate Line Access Serwce

7.3 Service Descr.itkions

7.3.2 VoicebandiData Service

(A). . . . .lCClrcult Jlescnptlon (Cent’d)

There are several optional service categories from which the customermay choose from, these are:

(1) Voice A - equivalent tQI

● VG 1- Suitable for basic two-point non-switched voice circuitswhere higher transmission quality of other voicebands is notrequired. The transmission interfaces are either two-wire orfour-wire.

or;

● VG2 - Suitable for two-point or multipoint voice private lineand the station (or closed) end of switched special servicecircuits. The transmission interfaces are either No-wire orfour-wire.

● PL 1 - Provides a full-time service for the transmission ofvoice, either two-point or multipoint. This service has nodirect access to the switched message network. Thetransmission interfaces are either two-wire or four-wire.

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