All recurring and non-recurring rate termination charges will be based on the TPP prices in
6. The minimum period for which service is provided and for which rates and charges are applicable is one month unless otherwise established
COMPETITIVE SERVICES
INTRAEXCHANGE HIGH CAPACITY SERVICE C. TERM PAYMENT PLANS (Cont'd)
5. The termination charge for all TPP terms will be calculated as follows:
Monthly recurring -- The dollar difference between the current monthly TPP price for the TPP term that could have been completed during the time the service was actually in service or the monthly price for service in place less than 12 months and customer's current TPP price for each month the service was provided.
Non-recurring -- The dollar difference between the non-recurring charge applied under the TPP and the TPP term that could have been completed during the time the service was actually in service.
EXAMPLE:
A customer subscribed to a 60-month TPP term and disconnected service during the 37th month. This customer's monthly termination charge would be:
(36-month TPP price - 60-month TPP price) x 37
In addition, the customer's non-recurring termination charge would be:
(36-month TPP non-recurring charge - 60-month non-recurring charge)
The 36-month TPP term could have been completed during the months the service was actually in service.
All recurring and non-recurring rate termination charges will be based on the TPP prices in
effect at the time of termination.
6. The minimum period for which service is provided and for which rates and charges are applicable is one month unless otherwise established.
(N) (N)
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INTRAEXCHANGE HIGH CAPACITY SERVICE
D. RATES
Monthly 12 mo. 36 mo. 60 mo.
1. Monthly Recurring
a. Local Channel - per Customer-
Designated Premises $200.00 $195.00 $175.00 $160.00
b. Switch Port Utilization (Opt.)
- per Arrangement 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00
2. Non-Recurring
a. Local Channel - per Customer-
Designated Premises $450.00 $150.00 $ 75.00 $ 0.00
b. Switch Port Utilization 900.00 450.00 225.00 0.00
c. Service Rearrangement 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 (N)
ISSUED: April 3, 2001 EFFECTIVE: April 4, 2001
ISSUED: April 18, 2006 EFFECTIVE: April 20, 2006 Vice President, Regulatory and Public Policy
Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company 121 South 17th Street
ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY ILLINOIS C.C. NO. 5
SECTION 13
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SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICING
VALUE PACKAGES
RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE
ISSUED: April 18, 2006 EFFECTIVE: April 20, 2006 Vice President, Regulatory and Public Policy
Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company 121 South 17th Street
ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY ILLINOIS C.C. NO. 5
SECTION 13
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SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICING
VALUE PACKAGES
RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE
ISSUED: March 20, 2002 EFFECTIVE: May 4, 2002 ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY ILLINOIS C.C. NO. 5
General Exchange Tariff SECTION 13
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1. Value Packages offer residential and business customers a combination of services at a package rate.
2. Each package is available to any residential or business customer where all package components are available.
3. Customers currently subscribing to all services in a package may request billing at the package price.
4. Service components of each package are provided on a per line basis.
5. Customers subscribing to a package will receive the package rate until they either change or disconnect their service or change any of the features provided in the package.
6. When the customer changes or disconnects any components of a package, the remaining components of the package will be billed at their individually tariffed rates.
7. Reductions in monthly rates for any other combination of the services provided in each package on the same line, as specified elsewhere in this tariff, do not apply to the packages.
8. Nonrecurring facility or order charges do not apply to the packages themselves. For new installs, where service has not yet been established, facility and order charges will apply, as specified elsewhere in this tariff.
B. Package Descriptions
1. iCall
(a) Local Exchange Access Line (with touch tone) (b) Caller ID
(c) Calling Name Display (d) Call Waiting
(e) Cancel Call Waiting (f) Voice Mail
(N)
(N)
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VALUE PACKAGES (Cont’d)
B. Package Descriptions (Cont’d)
2. iNet FastAccess
(a) Local Exchange Access Line (with touch tone) (b) Caller ID
(c) Calling Name Display (d) Call Waiting (e) Cancel Call Waiting (f) Voice Mail
(g) FastAccess Dial-up, 56K Internet Access (up to 240 hours per month)
3. iNet FastDirect/DSL
(a) Local Exchange Access Line (with touch tone) (b) Caller ID
(c) Calling Name Display (d) Call Waiting
(e) Cancel Call Waiting (f) Voice Mail
(g) Dedicated, DSL Internet Access, up to 384K (up to 240 hours per month)
C. Pricing
Monthly Rate 1. Value Packages Residential Business
(a) iCall $32.95 $39.95
(b) iNet FastAccess $49.95 $56.95
(c) iNet FastDirect DSL $72.95 $79.95
(N)
(N)
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ISSUED: April 18, 2006 EFFECTIVE: April 20, 2006
Vice President Regulatory and Public Policy Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company
An Optical Carrier Service (OCS) channel provides dedicated transport utilizing optical carrier network transmission standards. OCS provides optical network capability to customers requiring connections at transmission rates of 622.08 Mbps (OC12). The OCS will offer a highly reliable transport service that is designed to connect customer locations and Company wire centers in a linear (point-to-point) configuration. OCS can be provided between (1) two customer designated premises (CDP) through one or more Telephone Company wire centers, or (2) between a CDP and a wire center equipped with Asynchronous Transfer Mode Cell Relay Access Service, or (3) between a CDP and a wire center equipped for Add/Drop Multiplexing (ADM). In addition, customers at an ADM equipped wire center may add or drop bandwidth capacity from the optical channel service for delivery to a CDP, WATS office, Public Packet Data Network Service, or another wire center.
2. OC12/OC12c Optical Carrier Service may also be provided between a CDP and a Telephone Company designated DSL Access Service Connection Point.
3. If network survivability is ordered, each channel will be configured with the appropriate working and protect fiber pairs in accordance with the level of survivability requested. This will provide redundancy to protect the customer’s service. Should a failure occur, the network survivability will enable the customer’s transmission to be switched to the dedicated protect fiber pair to restore optical carrier service in a reasonable amount of time.
4. OCS is provided as an optical signal to the CDP. At that point, the customer is responsible for further handling of the signal. The customer may provide node and port equipment at the CDP, which allows the high speed optical carrier channel to be converted to an electrical signal at a lower speed. The provision of such equipment by the customer is subject to compatibility with the Telephone Company’s equipment and must comply with the standards specified in GR-253-CORE.
5. The OC12 channel is available in a non-concatenated format (OC12), which provides 12 individual optical signals. The OC12 channel is also available in a concatenated format (OC12c), which provides a single signal appropriate for data transmissions.
(N)
(N)
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ISSUED: April 18, 2006 EFFECTIVE: April 20, 2006
Vice President Regulatory and Public Policy Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company
121 South 17th Street OC12 OPTICAL CARRIER SERVICE (Cont’d)