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TARIFF DISTRIBUTION

FILE CODE: 680.3400 FILE PACKAGE NO.: KY2004-041

DATE: May 24, 2004

STATE: KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE DATE: 05/21/2004

TYPE OF DISTRIBUTION: Approved

PURPOSE: Increases rates for AccuPulse® service, PulseLink® service, PrivateLine & Obsolete Private Line

TARIFF SECTION PAGE NUMBER PAGE REVISIONA029 1.4 04A029 1.5 03A029 2 03A029 3 03A029 4 03A029 5 03A029 6 05A029 6.1 01A029 6.2 02A029 6.3 02A029 6.4 02A029 6.5 03A029 6.6 03A029 6.7 03A029 6.7.1 02A029 6.8 01A029 7 01A029 8 01A029 9 01A029 10 04A129 1 03A129 2 02A129 3 02A129 4 03A129 5 02A129 6 00A129 7 00A129 8 00A129 9 00A129 10 00

A129 11 00A129 12 00A129 13 00A129 Contents 1 02A029 Contents 1 07A998 Subject Index 1 21A998 Subject Index 17.1 03B003 13 05B003 14 10B003 15.1 07B003 17 03B003 18 03B103 3 04B103 4 04B103 5 04B103 5.1 04B103 6 07B103 6.1 07B103 6.2 02B103 7 05B103 7.1 02B103 9 04B103 11 08B103 13 02B103 14 02B103 15 02B103 16 02B103 17 02

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Louisville, Kentucky

All BellSouth marks contained herein and as set forth in the trademarks and servicemarks section of this Tariff are owned by BellSouth Intellectual PropertyCorporation.

A29. DATA TRANSPORT SERVICE

CONTENTS

A29.1 Derived Data Channel Service 1

A29.1.1 General 1

A29.1.2 Regulations 1

A29.1.3 Rates and Charges 1.0.2

A29.2 Data Transport Access Channel Service 1.0.3

A29.2.1 General 1.0.3

A29.2.2 Regulations 1.0.4

A29.2.3 Rates And Charges 1.3

A29.3 Reserved For Future Use 1.4

A29.4 Reserved For Future Use 1.4

A29.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service 6

(Obsoleted, See Section A129) 6

A29.6 AccuPulse Service (Obsoleted, See Section A129) 7

A29.7 Administrative Management Service (AMS) 10

A29.7.1 Description of Service 10

A29.7.2 Explanation of Terms 11


A29.7.4 Application of Rates 12

A29.7.5 Connections 15

A29.7.6 Rates and Charges 15

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A29.2 Data Transport Access Channel Service (Cont'd)A29.2.3 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)

C. Moves and Changes

1. Any change to an existing service at the customer's request will be treated as a new request and all applicablenonrecurring charges will apply.

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A29.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service(Obsoleted, See Section A129)

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A29. DATA TRANSPORT SERVICEA29.6 AccuPulse Service (Cont'd) (Obsoleted, See Section A129)

A29.7 Administrative Management Service (AMS)A29.7.1 Description of Service

A. General

Administrative Management Service provides customers a single point of access to other Company network managementproducts, and provides the customers greater control of and additional information about the network services they purchasefrom the Company. Although most Operation Support Systems (OSS) are optional on a nominal business day, AMS will beprovided on a 24 hour basis for continuous usage of those systems that are accessible 24 hours.

B. Customer Access

Customers will have access to Administrative Management Service through a customer provided VT100 terminal with achoice of up to 2400 bits per second (bps) dial access or dedicated 9600 bps private line.

C. Maintenance and Operation

Due to the nature of Administrative Management Service, it may be necessary to perform preventive and routine maintenanceon the system. At such times, the customer will be notified in advance as to the time and duration of these outages.

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A129. OBSOLETE SERVICE OFFERINGS - DATA TRANSPORT SERVICE

CONTENTS

A129.1 Reserved For Future Use 1




A129.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service 1

A129.5.1 General 1


A129.5.3 Rates And Charges 6

A129.6 AccuPulse Service 10

A129.6.1 General 10


A129.6.3 Rates And Charges 12

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A129.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service(Obsoleted May 21, 2004, Type D; Not available for new installations. However, existing customers may have moves, adds or

changes to the extent they are available.)

A129.5.1 GeneralA. PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) service is a data transport service based on CCITT (Consultative

Committee on International Telegraph and Telephony) X.25 protocol and the X.75 internetworking protocol.

B. This Tariff contains rates and charges for basic protocols, X.25, X.32 and X.75, available to the general public.

C. Enhancements (i.e., the performance of protocol conversion) to the Company's basic PulseLink PPSN service are available tothe general public on a detariffed basis through vendors who subscribe to the Company's PulseLink PPSN service.

D. Other costs associated with protocol conversion, not part of regulated accounts, will be passed on a detariffed basis to thosevendors who market and enhance the Company's PulseLink PPSN service.

E. PulseLink PPSN service, as provided under the provisions of this Tariff section, is offered for intraLATA use only.

F. The regulations and rates specified herein are in addition to the applicable regulations and rates specified in other sections ofthis and other tariffs of the Company.

A129.5.2 RegulationsA. Explanation Of Terms

1. General Terms

a. Access Port

The Central Office equipment necessary to provide an interface to the Company's PulseLink Public PacketSwitching Network. Access Ports are classified according to speed and protocol utilized by the customer.

b. Asynchronous Transmission

Transmission in which time intervals between transmitted characters may be of unequal length but time intervalsbetween bits within a character are fixed. Transmission is controlled by start and stop elements (bits) at thebeginning and end of each character.

c. Call Initiation

The point in time when common control network facilities are initially allocated to the establishment of a specificswitched virtual call.

d. Call Termination

The point in time when common control network facilities allocated to a specific switched virtual call are releasedfor reuse by the network.

e. Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (DCE)

The equipment that connects to the customer's access channel as the communications interface to the packetnetwork.

f. Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)

The equipment that comprises the data source, the data sink, or both and provides for the communication controlfunction.

g. Enhanced Packet

A packet associated with a transmission in which net protocol conversion occurs.

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A129. OBSOLETE SERVICE OFFERINGS - DATA TRANSPORT SERVICEA129.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service (Cont'd)

A129.5.2 Regulations (Cont'd)A. Explanation Of Terms (Cont'd)

1. General Terms (Cont'd)

h. Kilopacket

One thousand packets.

i. Logical Channel

A communications channel through the network that allows simultaneous transmission of sequenced data packetsthrough the network. No circuit capacity is preassigned to a logical channel; capacity is made available as data istransmitted.

j. Network Address

Numeric character string used to specify the physical location of a DTE on the network, and the destination of eachvirtual call made within the network. (Provisioning USOC LDQ)

k. Octet

A group of eight binary digits operated upon as an entity.

l. Packet

Continuous sequence of binary digits of information which is switched through the network as an integral unit. Apacket consists of a maximum of 4096 bits (512 octets) of user information plus additional transmission and errorcontrol information. (See packet sizes under X.25 Protocol Feature Definitions.)

m. Permanent Virtual Circuit

A virtual circuit which is established between two DTE's and remains indefinitely in the data transfer phase. Noset-up or clearing procedures are required to send data across this circuit.

n. Signaling Terminal Equipment (STE)

The equipment that provides for the X.75 protocol gateway node to Interexchange Carriers or Value AddedNetworks.

o. Virtual Circuit

A logical connection across a packet switch network that emulates a point-to-point circuit by insuring data integrity,transparency and data sequence.

p. X.75 Protocol

Terminal and transit call control procedures and data transfer system on circuits between packet switched datanetworks.

q. X.32 Protocol

An extension of X.25 protocol that allows a customer to dial into the PulseLink PPSN service network. Thecustomer's terminal equipment operates in X.25 packet mode.

r. X.25 Protocol

Interface between Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) and Data Circuit-Terminating Equipment (DCE) for terminalsoperating in the packet mode on public data networks.

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A129.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service (Cont'd)A129.5.2 Regulations (Cont'd)

A. Explanation Of Terms (Cont'd)

2. X.25 Protocol Feature Definitions

These features are offered at no additional charge, unless they appear inA129.5.3.C.following. These features meetspecifications of the 1984 version of the CCITT Recommendation.

a. Call Redirection

Allows the customer to designate one or more alternate network address(es) in case the terminating network addressis unavailable at the time of communication. These one or more alternate network address(es) comprise a back-uplist. This list has a maximum of seven addresses.

b. Closed User Group (CUG)

A number of users of the PulseLink PPSN service network who can communicate with one another, but whoseaccess is barred to and from all others outside the CUG.

c. CUG Incoming Access Barred

Allows a member of a CUG to originate calls to other members of that CUG but not receive incoming calls frommembers of that CUG.

d. CUG with Incoming Access

Allows a member of a CUG to receive incoming calls from any DTE not in a CUG and from any DTE with the"CUG with Outgoing Access" feature.

e. CUG Outgoing Access Barred

Allows a member of a CUG to receive calls from other members of that CUG but not originate any calls to membersof the CUG.

f. CUG with Outgoing Access

Allows a member of a CUG to make outgoing calls to any DTE not in a CUG and to any DTE with the "CUG withIncoming Access" feature.

g. D-Bit Modification

Allows DTE's implemented prior to the introduction of the X.25 D-bit procedure to operate within a network thatsupports this procedure. D-bit allows the user to indicate whether there should be end-to-end acknowledgement orlocal acknowledgement for delivery of transmitted data.

h. Direct Call

At service establishment the customer provides a network address to which all communications will beautomatically sent. The customer can override this feature by designating a different network address at call set-up.Direct Call is available at no additional charge.

i. Fast Select

Feature which the user can request on a per call basis. It allows a maximum of 128 octets of user information to beincluded in the call request packet.

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A129.5 PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service (Cont'd)A129.5.2 Regulations (Cont'd)

A. Explanation Of Terms (Cont'd)

2. X.25 Protocol Feature Definitions (Cont'd)

j. Fast Select Acceptance

Authorizes the DCE to transmit to the DTE incoming calls which request the fast select facility. Applies to alllogical channels capable of receiving calls.

k. Flow Control Parameter Negotiation

Permits negotiation on a per call basis of the flow control parameters (packet size and window size for each directionof data transfer) associated with a given virtual call. (See Packet Sizes.)

l. Incoming Calls Barred

Causes the DCE to prevent incoming calls from being presented to the DTE. The DTE may originate outgoingvirtual calls.

m. Link Level Parameters

Allows the subscriber to specify link level, window size, acknowledgement timer, number of retransmissionattempts, and frame size.

n. Logical Channel

Allows the DTE to derive multiple logical channels from a single physical access line. This is accomplished byspecifying the logical channel number on every packet which crosses the DTE/DCE interface.

o. Multiple Line Hunt Group

The grouping of access lines for the purpose of distributing incoming calls.

p. One-Way Logical Channel Incoming

Restricts the logical channel to receiving virtual calls only.

q. One-Way Logical Channel Outgoing

Restricts the logical channel to originating virtual calls only.

r. Outgoing Calls Barred

Applies to all logical channels on the DTE/DCE interface for virtual calls and prevents the DCE from acceptingoutgoing virtual calls from the DTE.

s. Packet Sizes

The maximum user data field lengths in octets. With Flow Control Parameter Negotiation, the packet size may be seton a virtual call basis to one of the following values - 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 or 512 octets.

t. Reverse Charging

A request for collect billing is signaled in the call request packet of a virtual call and only affects that particularvirtual call.

u. Reverse Charging Acceptance

Authorizes the DCE to transmit to the DTE incoming calls which request the reverse charging facility.

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A129.5.2 Regulations (Cont'd)A. Explanation Of Terms (Cont'd)

2. X.25 Protocol Feature Definitions (Cont'd)

v. Throughput Class Negotiation

Permits negotiation of the throughput class for each direction of data transfer associated with a virtual call. Each callis negotiated individually.

w. Two-Way Logical Channel

Allows a DTE to receive both incoming and outgoing virtual calls on a logical channel.

3. X.75 Protocol Feature Definitions

a. Fast Select Indication

A network utility used for indicating that the fast select user facility applies to that call.

b. Packet Size Indication

A network utility that can be used by any STE for negotiating the maximum data field length of data packets on aspecified logical channel at the STE x/y interface for each direction of data transmission.

c. Reverse Charging

Enables virtual calls to be established between public packet-switched data networks and be billed on a collect basis.

d. Throughput Class Indication

Enables STE to specify throughput classes applying to that call.

e. Window Size Indication

Enables STE to negotiate the window size on a specified logical channel at the STE x/y interface for each directionof transmission.

B. Basis Of Offering

1. PulseLink PPSN service is available only to subscribers within the PulseLink PPSN service serving area.

2. Monthly rates do not include detailed monthly billing.

3. The PulseLink PPSN service serving area is defined as all network addresses within the exchanges with access to thePulseLink PPSN service.

4. PulseLink PPSN service is provided subject to the availability of appropriate network facilities and equipment.

C. Provision Of Service

1. PulseLink PPSN service may be accessed through three options - Dial, Direct, and Derived Channel . Direct Access iseither analog or digital.

2. Dial access into PulseLink PPSN service utilizing asynchronous protocols is only available to those vendors who marketand enhance (i.e., perform protocol conversion) the Company's basic PulseLink PPSN service and who are authorized bythe Company and applicable regulatory authorities to receive dial access.

3. Rates and charges for access to PulseLink PPSN service are specified inSection A129.and A3.2 of this Tariff and inSection B3. and B7.2 of the Private Line Services Tariff. Direct access to PulseLink PPSN service may also be providedfrom Section E7. of the Access Services Tariff and Section 7 of BellSouthTariff FCCNo. 1.

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A129.5.2 Regulations (Cont'd)C. Provision Of Service (Cont'd)

4. Rates and charges contained in this Tariff consist of the following elements:

a. Basic Protocol Transport contains monthly recurring charges.

b. Access Ports contain nonrecurring and monthly recurring charges. An Access Port is required per access lineterminated into the PulseLink PPSN service.

c. Network Feature Charges contain nonrecurring charges.

5. Basic Protocol Transport charges provide the shared network facilities used to transport customer packet data. Thesecharges are applicable on a monthly basis for each Access Port type and speed.

6. All Service Connection Charges for PulseLink PPSN service Access Ports are included in the respective nonrecurringcharges specified herein. Service Charges from Section A4. of this Tariff are not applicable.

7. Suspension of service is not allowed.

A129.5.3 Rates And ChargesA. PulseLink PPSN Service Basic Protocol Transport Charges

1. Transport charges

a. X.25, X.32 Transport

(1) Per Access Port

MonthlyRate1 USOC

(a) 1.2, 2.4, 4.8 Kbps $ 24.00 PPRLS

(b) 9.6 Kbps 36.001 PPR96

(c) 56 Kbps 108.001 PPR56b. X.75 Transport

(1) Per Access Port

(a) 9.6 Kbps 60.00 PPT96

(b) 56 Kbps 132.00 PPT56c. AsynchronousTransport

(1) Per Access Port

(a) 1.2, 2.4, 4.8 Kbps 24.00 PPALS

(b) 9.6 Kbps 36.00 PPA96(2) Per Access Port (Subrate Multiplexed)

(a) Per group of twenty 2.4 Kbps channels 48.001 PPAAPNote 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004.

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A129.5.3 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B. PulseLink PPSN Service Access Port Charges

The PulseLink PPSN service Access Port provides the interface to the Company's PulseLink Public Packet Switching Networkservice.1

1. Basic Protocol Access Ports

a. X.25 Interface

(1) Per Access Port

Nonrecurring MonthlyCharge2 Rate2 USOC

(a) 1.2 Kbps Access Port $ 132.00 $ 18.00 NUP12

(b) 2.4 Kbps Access Port 132.00 18.00 NUP24

(c) 4.8 Kbps Access Port 132.00 18.00 NUP48

(d) 9.6 Kbps Access Port 162.00 72.00 NUP96

(e) 56 Kbps Access Port 162.00 144.00 NUP56b. X.75 Interface

(1) Per Access Port

(a) 9.6 Kbps Access Port 162.00 72.00 NUP79

(b) 56 Kbps Access Port 162.00 144.00 NUP75c. X.32 Interface

(a) 2.4 Kbps Access Port 372.00 24.60 NUP32

(b) 9.6 Kbps Access Port 381.60 72.00 NUP392. Asynchronous Protocol Access Ports

a. Asynchronous Interface

(1) Per Access Port

(a) 1.2 Kbps Access Port 126.00 18.00 APM12

(b) 2.4 Kbps Access Port 126.00 18.00 APM24

(c) 4.8 Kbps Access Port 126.00 18.00 APM48

(d) 9.6 Kbps Access Port 126.00 72.00 APM96

Note 1: In addition to the Access Port, access to PulseLink PPSN service requires a Data TransportAccess Channel, at rates and charges as specified in A29.2 of this Tariff for Dial Access andSection B3. and B7.2 of the Private Line Services Tariff for Direct Access. Intrastate DirectAccess is available from Section E7. of the Access Services Tariff. Interstate Direct Access isavailable from Section 7 of BellSouthTariff FCC No. 1, the Interstate Access Tariff. CentralOffice Data Sets are also required, at rates and charges as specified in A29.2.3 of this Tariff.

Note 2: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004.

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A129.5.3 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B. PulseLink PPSN Service Access Port Charges (Cont'd)

2. Asynchronous Protocol Access Ports (Cont'd)

b. Asynchronous Interface

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(a) Per group of twenty 2.4 Kbps channels $ 234.00 $ 96.00 APM2MC. Network Feature Charges

1. The following features are charged as specified. All other networkfeatures are offered at no additional charge with initial subscriptionto the associated PulseLink PPSN service Access Port.

a. Specific Feature Charges

(1) Call Redirection

(a) Each back-up list per address 43.202 - SG92XNote 1: Derived Data Channel Service (DDCS) is required to access PulseLink PPSN utilizing this

port. Rates and charges for DDCS are specified in A29.1.3 of this Tariff. A Central Office DataSet is not required with this port.

Note 2: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004.

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A129.5.3 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)C. Network Feature Charges (Cont'd)

1. (Cont'd)

a. Specific Feature Charges (Cont'd)

(2) Closed User Group

Nonrecurring MonthlyCharge 1 Rate 1 USOC

(a) Each group (includes first member) $ 26.40 $ - LDJ

(b) Each additional member 14.40 - LDJ1X(3) Multiple Line Hunt Group

(a) Establishment of first line in Hunt Group 50.40 - URM

(b) Each additional line 19.20 - URM1Xb. Feature Change Charge applies to any type of PulseLink PPSN

service Access Port when a network feature or group of features isadded or changed subsequent to the initial service establishment ofthe affected Access Port. This charge does not apply to the featurescontained in C.1.a. preceding.

(1) Feature Change Charge

(a) Each occurrence, per Access Port affected 138.00 - SG9SXNote 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004

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A129. OBSOLETE SERVICE OFFERINGS - DATA TRANSPORT SERVICEA129.6 AccuPulse Service

(Obsoleted May 21, 2004, Type D; Not available for new installations. However, existing customers may have moves, adds orchanges to the extent they are available.)

A129.6.1 GeneralA. AccuPulse service is a digital, switched service that provides full duplex, 56 kilobits per second information transport via a

specially equipped two-wire AccuPulse Access Line.

B. AccuPulse Access Lines allow a maximum of 56 kbps digital calls, except as referenced in A129.6.2.C. AccuPulse AccessLines are not voice functional.

A129.6.2 RegulationsA. Explanation of Terms

ACCUPULSE ACCESS LINE

The term AccuPulse Access Line refers to the non-loaded facility connecting the customer premises to the AccuPulseswitching equipment and is similar to an individual business line.

ACCUPULSE ARRANGEMENT

The term AccuPulse Arrangement refers to the equipment required in the Central Office per line to support 56 kbps datatransport over the AccuPulse Access Line.

ACCUPULSE NETWORK CALL

An AccuPulse Network Call refers to a call placed from one AccuPulse Local Line to another AccuPulse Local Line whetheror not the lines are served from the same AccuPulse Serving Central Office.

ACCUPULSE NORMAL SERVING AREA

The AccuPulse Normal Serving Area is defined by the technical limitations of each specific serving arrangement and in theCompany's judgment are necessary to accommodate the data transmission without excessive degradation.

ACCUPULSE REMOTE ACCESS LINE

The term AccuPulse Remote Access Line refers to an AccuPulse Access Line when the service is provided using theAccuPulse Remote Capability.

ACCUPULSE REMOTE CAPABILITY

The term AccuPulse Remote Capability refers to the facilities and equipment necessary to extend an AccuPulse Access Line tocertain customers who are served by central offices other than an AccuPulse Serving Central Office.

ACCUPULSE SERVING CENTRAL OFFICE

The term AccuPulse Serving Central Office refers to the Central Office containing AccuPulse switching equipment.

SERVING WIRE CENTER

The term Serving Wire Center denotes the local telephone central office assigned to subscribers in a well defined area. AServing Wire Center may be further designated by the Company as an AccuPulse Serving Central Office.

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A129.6.2 Regulations (Cont'd)B. Basis of Offering

1. AccuPulse service is furnished in conjunction with intraLATA communications provided by the Company. InterLATAcommunications are supported through the Access Services Tariff.

2. AccuPulse service is provided subject to the availability of appropriate network facilities and is normally provided fromthe closest designated AccuPulse Serving Central Office. Telephone numbers for AccuPulse Access Lines will beassigned from the AccuPulse Serving Central Office.

3. The minimum billing period will be one month.

4. The Company shall not be responsible if changes in any of the equipment, operations, or procedures of the Companyutilized in the provision of AccuPulse service render any facilities provided by a customer obsolete or requiremodification or alteration of such equipment or system or otherwise affect its use or performance.

5. Suspension of service is not allowed.

6. Regulations for Allowance for Interruptions apply as specified in A2.4.4. of this Tariff.

7. When AccuPulse Remote Capability is purchased, the mileage charges will be calculated as follows:

The interoffice mileage charge will be based on the airline mileage between the AccuPulse Serving Central Officeand the customer's Serving Wire Center. Airline distance between Company central offices is to be developed fromV&H coordinates listed in the National Exchange Carrier Association (NECA) Tariff, FCC No. 4.

C. Provision of Service

1. Calls placed on AccuPulse Access Lines to other AccuPulse Access Lines will be billed as shown in A129.6.3.D.AccuPulse Network calls will be billed for each increment of usage or portion thereof.

2. Usage will be billed to the originating end of the AccuPulse Network Call. Toll charges, if applicable, will apply inaddition to the AccuPulse service rates and charges.

3. AccuPulse service requires the use of customer premises equipment which is compatible with Company facilities.

4. Touch-Tone signaling is required for each AccuPulse Access Line.

5. AccuPulse Access Lines may be grouped similarly to individual business lines. If Grouping Service is desired, Flat RateGrouping Service Charges would apply as stated in Section A3. of this Tariff.

6. In addition to charges stated in this Tariff, the End User Common Line Charge from the BellSouth FCC No. 1 Tariff(applicable to individual business lines) is applicable to AccuPulse Access Lines.

7. Certain Optional Features are available at the rates provided in the applicable sections of the Tariff for these features,subject to availability of appropriate network facilities and the compatibility of the features with AccuPulse service.

8. Digital information transmission rates of less than 56 kbps may be accomplished as a function of the particular customerpremises equipment connected to an AccuPulse Access Line.

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A129.6.2 Regulations (Cont'd)C. Provision of Service (Cont'd)

9. Customer premises equipment associated with AccuPulse service is subject to the limitations specified in the BellCommunications Research, Inc., Technical Reference, "DATAPATH Network Access Interface Specifications,"TR-EOP-000277, until such time as the FCC adapts registration rules for the service under Part 68 of their Rules andRegulations. This Technical Reference is available from:

BCR Documentation Center60 New England AvenueRoom DSC 1A218Piscataway, New Jersey 08854

A129.6.3 Rates And ChargesA. These rates and charges are applicable in addition to the rates and charges for other services and features.

1. AccuPulse Arrangement


(a) Per line within AccuPulse Normal Serving Area $ 330.00 $ 36.00 SDH1A2. AccuPulse Access Lines

(a) Each, AccuPulse Access Line, or 510.00 24.00 DHK1M

(b) Each, AccuPulse Remote Access Line(use instead of (a) preceding when AccuPulse RemoteCapability is purchased)

510.00 24.00 FDKXE

3. Touch-Tone Service2

(a) Per Line - - TTBB. Optional Feature Charges

Optional features may be provided at the same rates provided for non-AccuPulseequipped Network Access Lines subject to compatibility restrictions. A list ofoptional features will be provided upon request.

C. AccuPulse Network Call Usage Charges

The following charges apply whenever an AccuPulse Network Call is established.

1. AccuPulse Network Call

Usage Rate USOC(a) Initial one minute or fraction thereof, per call $.12 NA

(b) Additional minute increment or fraction thereof .10 NA2. Applicable rate discount periods are the same as for Measured Rate Service

as found in Section A3. of this Tariff.

Note 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004

Note 2: Touch-Tone charges in Section A13. of this Tariff for an individual business line are applicable.

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A129.6.3 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)C. AccuPulse Network Call Usage Charges (Cont'd)

3. When messages span more than one rate period, total charges for the minutes in each rate period are summarized. Theresults for each rate period are totaled to obtain the total message charge.

D. AccuPulse Remote Capability Charge

When a customer who is served by an office other than an AccuPulse Serving Central Office and who is within the AccuPulseNormal Serving Area of that office orders AccuPulse service, the following charges apply in addition to those in A129.6.3.A.These charges apply to each line that is extended.

1. AccuPulse Remote Capability Interoffice1

Channel Charge (per line)


(a) First mile $ 510.00 $ 48.00 1LNSX

(b) Each additional mile or fraction thereof - 1.80 1LNSGE. Service Charges

All service connection charges for AccuPulse Arrangement, AccuPulse Access Line and AccuPulse Remote Capability areincluded in their respective nonrecurring charges preceding. Service Charges from Section A4. of this Tariff are notapplicable.

Note 1: Refer to the National Exchange Carrier Association (NECA) Tariff, F.C.C. No. 4, for mileagemeasurement methodology and wire center V & H coordinates.

Note 2: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles on or after May 22, 2004

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SUBJECT INDEX

SUBJECT Section

A

Abusive Language, Use of ...............................................................................................................................A2

Access Line (WATS) .....................................................................................................................................A19

Access Line Service for Payphone Service Provider Telephones ....................................................................A7

Access to Customer's Premises ......................................................................................................................A19

Accessories Provided by the Subscriber........................................................................................................ A2

AccuPulse Service........................................................................................................................................A129

Adding New or Additional Service and Equipment Other Than Central Office Lines.....................................A4

Additional Listing ............................................................................................................................................A6

Adjustment of Monthly Charges ......................................................................................................................A2

Administrative Management Service (AMS) .................................................................................................A29

Advance Payments ...........................................................................................................................................A2

AdWatch (BellSouth AIN Virtual Number Call Detail) Service....................................................................A34

Airline Mileage Between Rate Centers ..........................................................................................................A18

Allowance for Interruptions .............................................................................................................................A2

WATS ......................................................................................................................................................A19

Alternate Listing...............................................................................................................................................A6

Answer Supervision .......................................................................................................................................A13

Application for Service ....................................................................................................................................A2

Applicant Has Past Due Account ...............................................................................................................A2

Service Charges..........................................................................................................................................A4

Application of Charges - Service Charges..................................................................................................A4

Application of Rates For Business and Residence Service.........................................................................A2

Area Calling Service ........................................................................................................................................A3

Area Plus Service .............................................................................................................................................A3

Area Plus Service with the Complete Choice Option.......................................................................................A3

Area Communication Service (Obsoleted, See Section A131.)....................................................................A131

Arrangement for Night, Sunday and Holiday Service ....................................................................................A13

Assigned Centrex Type Services Telephone Numbers Without Facilities .....................................................A12

Assignment of Dedicated 203-XXXX Numbers ..........................................................................................A134

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Service...............................................................................................A40

Attachments (Pole Attachment Rental) ............................................................................................................A5

Audichron Equipment ....................................................................................................................................A13

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Private Right-of-Way Required to Provide Service .........................................................................................A5

Private (Non-Published) Listing - See Non-Published (Private) Listing ..........................................................A6

Provision and Ownership

Of Directories.............................................................................................................................................A2

Of Equipment and Facilities.......................................................................................................................A2

Of Telephone Numbers ..............................................................................................................................A2

Provision for Certain Local Taxes and Fees.....................................................................................................A2

PulseLink Public Packet Switching Network (PPSN) Service .....................................................................A129(N)


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B3. CHANNELS

B3.3 Rate Regulations (Cont'd)B3.3.3 Mileage Measurements (Cont'd)

A. (Cont'd)

6. Obtain the square root of the result obtained in 5. preceding. This is the rate distance in miles. (Fractional miles beingconsidered as full miles.)

EXAMPLE: The rate distance is required between City One and City Two.

V HCity One 7260 2083City Two 7364 1865

Difference 104 218Squared 10,816 + 47,524 = 58,340

58,340 divided by 10 = 5834

Square root of 5834 = 76.38 = 77 Airline miles

B. When a private line is furnished over facilities which the Company elects to provide on a direct basis and is not routed througha central office, one two-point channel charge from B3.4.2 will apply. The arrangement is limited to channels not more thanone airline mile in length.

C. For the purpose of applying multipoint charges, the bridging or hubbing locations are determined by that combination of airlinedistances connecting the serving wire center which will produce the lowest interoffice mileage charges. Bridging charges applywhen three or more channels connect at the same location.

D. For Series 1000, 2000 and 6000 channels the customer may specify the sequence in which the service points are to beconnected in which case the rate mileage is the shortest airline mileage determined in accordance with C. preceding which willconnect the wire centers of the service points in the specified sequence.

B3.4 Rates And ChargesB3.4.1 Local Channels

A. Sub Voice Grade

1. Per point of termination

NonrecurringMonthly Charge

Rate First Additional USOC(a) Type 1204 $ 26.401 $ 561.001 $ 224.401 P1JAX

(b) Type 1205 26.401 422.401 158.401 P1JHXB. Voice Grade

Per point of termination

1. Voice

(a) Type 2230 41.251 409.201 151.801 P2JUX

(b) Type 2231 25.00 310.00 115.00 P2JHX

(c) Type 2432 45.00 360.00 150.00 P2JQX

(d) Type 2434 10.00 140.00 74.00 P2JGX

(e) Type 2435 74.251 435.601 171.601 P2JWX

Note 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles beginning on or afterMay 22, 2004. (C)

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B3. CHANNELS

B3.4 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B3.4.1 Local Channels (Cont'd)

B. Voice GradePer point of termination (Cont'd)

1. Voice (Cont'd)


Rate 1 First 1 Additional 1 USOC(f) Type 2261 33.00 666.60 303.60 P2JLX

(g) Type 2462 59.40 660.00 297.00 P2JRX2. Data

Month 24 to 49 toNonrecurring Charge to 48 72

First 1 Add'l 1 Month 1 Months Months USOC(a) Type 2463 $495.00 $211.20 $82.50 $47.50 $45.00 P2JMX

(b) Type 2464 495.00 211.20 82.50 47.50 45.00 P2JNXC. Wired Music

1. Per point of termination


Rate 1 First 1 Additional 1 USOC(a) Type 6211 $46.20 $620.40 $264.00 P6JAX

(b) Type 6212 59.40 719.40 349.80 P6JBX

(c) Type 6213 66.00 732.60 369.60 P6JCX

(d) Type 6215 46.20 620.40 264.00 P6JEX

(e) Type 6216 59.40 719.40 349.80 P6JNX

(f) Type 6217 66.00 732.60 369.60 P6JGX

Note 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles beginning on or afterMay 22, 2004.

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B3. CHANNELS

B3.4 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B3.4.4 Optional Features And Functions

A. Bridging

Bridging charges are applicable where more than two Local Channels, or one or more Local Channels and more than oneInteroffice Channel, or more than one Local Channel and one Interoffice Channel are bridged or hubbed at the same wirecenter. No additional bridging charges are applicable for Series 1000, Types 1204 and 1205.

1. Voice Grade Bridges (Series 2000)

a. Voice Bridging

(1) Per Port

Monthly NonrecurringRate 1 Charge 1 USOC

(a) Two-Wire (Type 2230) $ 19.80 $ 39.60 BQ9

(b) Four-Wire (Type 2435) 23.10 39.60 BQ9b. Data Bridging

(1) Per Port

Month 24 to 49 toNonrecurring to 48 72Charge 1 Month 1 Months Months USOC

(a) Four-Wire (Types 2463 and 2464) $ 42.24 $ 33.00 $18.00 $17.00 BQ9


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B3.4 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B3.4.4 Optional Features And Functions (Cont'd)

A. Bridging (Cont'd)

2. Wired Music Bridges (Series 6000)

a. Distribution Amplifiers

(1) Per Port


(a) Each $2.64 $33.00 6LEB. Signaling Arrangements

Signaling arrangements are provided at the customer's option to arrange channels for suitable signaling. Signaling is requiredon all off-premises extension channels and tie line channels associated with PBX (or similar) systems.

1. Per local channel


Rate 1 Initial 1 Subsequent1 USOC(a) Ringdown-Manual $ 14.52 $ 50.16 $ 244.20 SL3

(b) Ringdown-Automatic 13.20 18.48 72.60 SL5

(c) E & M Type 11.88 58.08 224.40 SLM

(d) Type A (0-199 ohms) 7.92 54.12 151.80 SAL

(e) Type B (200-899 ohms) 7.92 48.84 151.80 SAU

(f) Type C (900 or more ohms) 3.96 15.84 151.80 SAYC. Conditioning (Voice Grade Services)

1. Conditioning provides more specific transmission characteristics for data services. There are two types of C-conditioningand one type of D-conditioning, each with different technical specifications. C-Type conditioning controls attenuationdistortion and envelope delay distortion. D-Type conditioning controls the signal to C-notched noise ratio andintermodulation distortion.

Conditioning is charged for on a per Local Channel basis for two-point and multipoint service. For two-point services theparameters apply to each service. For multipoint services the parameters apply to any path between any two servicepoints.


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B3. CHANNELS

B3.4 Rates And Charges (Cont'd)B3.4.4 Optional Features And Functions (Cont'd)

C. Conditioning (Voice Grade Services) (Cont'd)

2. The types and description of the available conditioning options are as follows:

Type Conditioning Frequency Response Specification Envelope Delay DistortionSpecification

C1 (two-point or multipoint) 300-2700 Hz,-2dB to +6dB.1000-2400 Hz,-1dB to +3dB.300-3000 Hz,-3dB to +12dB.

1000-2400 Hz, lessthan 1000 microseconds

C2 (two-point or multipoint) 300-3000 Hz,-2dB to +6dB.500-2800 Hz,-1dB to +3dB.

1000-2600 Hz, lessthan 500 microseconds

600-2600 Hz, lessthan 1500 microseconds500-2800 Hz, lessthan 3000 microseconds

C-Notched NoiseNon-Linear Distortion

2nd Order 3rd OrderDistortion Distortion

D1 (two-point) Noise level 28dBbelow signal level

35dB below 40dB belowsignal level signal level

3. When a channel is equipped with Type D1 conditioning and is utilized for voice communications, the Company does notundertake to represent that the channel will be suitable for such voice transmission.

4. C-Type Conditioning

a. C-Type Conditioning is available for Types 2463 and 2464.

(1) C-Types of Conditioning per local channel


Rate 1 Initial 1 Subsequent1 USOC(a) C1-Type $ 2.64 $ 13.20 $ 88.44 P2W

(b) C2-Type 2.64 27.72 100.32 P3W5. D-Type Conditioning

a. D-Type Conditioning is available for Types 2463 and 2464.

(1) D-Type Conditioning per local channel

(a) D1-Type 2.64 21.12 93.72 QHA


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B103. OBSOLETE SERVICE OFFERINGS - CHANNELS

B103.2 Description Of Services And Rates - Intraexchange (Cont'd)B103.2.1 Series 1100 - Sub Voice Grade Service (Cont'd)

E. Rates and Charges

1. Intraexchange - Type 1150 and 1151

(Obsoleted Type B)

a. Half Duplex

(1) Local Channel, each

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1150 $ 47.44 25W++

(b) Type 1151 60.72 25W++(2) Interoffice Channel including the Channel terminals for use with the

local channels listed in B103.2.1.E.1.a.(1) per channel.

(a) 1st 1/4 mile 49.34 1LYD+

(b) Each additional 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 2.10 1L3A+(3) Each additional point of termination of a local channel in a different

building on the same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 4.37 1L3A+

(b) Type 1150 - Minimum charge 8.73 NA

(c) Type 1151 - Minimum charge 8.73 NA(4) Each additional point of termination of a local channel in the same building

(a) Type 1150 8.73 W1W++

(b) Type 1151 8.73 W1W++(5) Two-point service, different building, same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 4.37 1L3AY


(c) Type 1151 - Minimum charge 8.73 NA(6) Two-point service, same building

(a) Type 1150 8.73 1LYDB

(b) Type 1151 8.73 1L6BB(7) Each additional point of termination in same building for two-point

service in B103.2.1.E.1.a.(5) and (6).

(a) Type 1150 8.73 1L6BA

(b) Type 1151 8.73 1L6BA


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E. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)

1. Intraexchange - Type 1150 and 1151 (Cont'd)

a. Half Duplex (Cont'd)

(8) A station arrangement is required for stations on certain types of 1100 Series channels. Monthly charges as setforth following apply for each station.

InstallationCharge 1

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1151, where all stations are located on samepremises, each station

$ 68.31 $ 22.77 4GTSB

(b) Type 1151, where any stations of a system are locatedon different premises, non-wire center connected,each station

68.31 35.11 4GTSC

b. Full Duplex

(1) Local Channel, each

(a) Type 1150 52.19 25Z++

(b) Type 1151 66.41 25Z++(2) Interoffice Channel including the Channel terminals for use

with the local channels listed in B103.2.1.E.1.b.(1) per channel.

(a) 1st 1/4 mile 49.34 1LYK+

(b) Each additional 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 2.10 1L6D+(3) Each additional point of termination of a local channel in

a different building on the same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 4.37 1L6D+


(c) Type 1151 - Minimum charge 8.73 NA(4) Each additional point of termination of a local channel in the same building

(a) Type 1150 8.73 W2W++

(b) Type 1151 8.73 W2W++(5) Two-point service, different building, same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 4.37 1L6DY


(c) Type 1151 - Minimum charge 8.73 NA(6) Two-point service, same building

(a) Type 1150 8.73 1LYKB

(b) Type 1151 8.73 1L6DB


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b. Full Duplex (Cont'd)

(7) Each additional point of termination in same building fortwo-point service in B103.2.1.E.1.b.(5) and (6).


MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1150 - $ 8.73 1L6DA

(b) Type 1151 - 8.73 1L6DA(8) A station arrangement is required for stations on certain

types of 1100 Series channels. Monthly charges as set forthfollowing apply for each station.

(a) Type 1151, where all stations are located on samepremises, each station

68.31 22.77 4GTSB

(b) Type 1151, where any stations of a system are locatedon different premises, non-wire center connected, eachstation

68.31 35.11 4GTSC

2. Intraexchange - Type 1204 and 1205 (Same Continuous PropertyDifferent and Same Building Channels)

a. Each additional point of termination of a local channel

(Obsoleted 01-01-87, Type B; Tariff Reference Section B3.)

(1) In a different building on the same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof - 4.37 1LM++

(b) Minimum charge - 8.73 NAb. Each additional point of termination of a local

channel in the same building or an additional dropwire from the same aerial terminal that serves thelocal channel.


(1) Two Series Leg Service

(a) Type 1204 - 8.73 267++

(b) Type 1205 - 8.73 267++


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2. (Cont'd)

c. Two-point service

(Obsoleted 01-01-87, Type D; available solely at the discretion of the Company for new service, additions, ortransfers of service where spare capacity is available in existing cable facilities.)

(1) Different buildings, same premises


MonthlyRate 3 USOC

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof1,2 $ 25.41 $ 4.37 1LM++

(b) Minimum charge Type 1204 or 12051 - 8.73 NAd. Two-point service

(Obsoleted 01-01-87, Type D; available solely at the discretion ofthe Company for new service, additions, or transfers of servicewhere spare capacity is available in existing cable facilities.)

(1) Same building

(a) Type 1204 25.41 8.73 1LM++

(b) Type 1205 25.41 8.73 1LM++Note 1: The rates and charges in this Tariff for channels between buildings on the same premises are

applicable only for those facilities in place as of June 5, 1983. On premises cable placed afterJune 5, 1983 will be provided based on cost.

Note 2: The installation charge is per channel.


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2. (Cont'd)

e. Each additional point of termination


(1) In the same building for two-point service in B103.2.1.E.2.c. or d.


MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1204 $ - $ 8.73 1LM++

(b) Type 1205 - 8.73 1LM++F. Local Area Data Channels

(Obsoleted 10-26-87, Type B) In consideration of the decreasing supply of metallic facilities required to provide Local AreaData Channels, the Company will convert a customer's service requiring such facilities to a Voice Grade Service or BellSouthSynchronet service and waive the nonrecurring charges associated with the change. This applies to customers where metallicfacilities are being replaced with non-metallic facilities, or a customer may elect to make this change at any time prior to amodernization program that would eliminate the availability of metallic facilities.

Local Area Data Channels are intended for baseband transmission of digital data signals between two points on the samepremises or between two different premises within the same serving wire center area not to exceed six (6) cable route miles.

1. The rates and charges specified for Local Area Data Channels provide for the furnishing of service when suitablefacilities are available. When special construction is necessary to provide these channels a charge based on the costincurred will apply in addition to the rates and charges for the channels.

2. Transmission specifications for local area data channels are dependent upon the route length of the facilities utilized toprovide the service as follows:

Maximum End-To-End FacilityLength In Route Miles

Maximum Insertion Loss At 1000 Hz,In dB 2

1 9.02 13.53 17.04 20.05 23.06 25.5

3. Type 1180 is provided as a 2-wire interface with effective 2-wire facilities.

4. Type 1182 is provided as a 4-wire interface with effective 4-wire facilities.

5. Rates - Intraexchange

a. Local Channel

(1) Each


MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1180 71.41 17.66 1L6GJ

(b) Type 1182 71.41 35.57 1L6GJ

Note 1: Rates are effective with billing cycles normal beginning on or afterMay 22, 2004.

Note 2: Insertion loss is referenced to 135 OHM resistive terminations at each end.

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F. Local Area Data Channels (Cont'd)

6. Rates - Type 1180 and 1182 (Same Continuous Property Different and Same Building Channels)

(Obsoleted 01-01-87, Type B)

a. Two-point service

(1) Different buildings same premises1


MonthlyRate 2 USOC

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof $ 25.41 $ 4.37 1L6GY

(b) Minimum charge - 8.73 NA(2) Same building

(a) Charge 25.41 8.73 1L6GB

B103.2.2 Series 2000 - Voice Grade ServiceA. Dataphone Select-A-Station Service

(Obsoleted June 21, 1996, Type D; Unit no longer being manufactured. Not available for new installations or transfers ofservice. Offered for additions or moves only as obtainable from existing stock.)

Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service is a multistation, voice grade private line data system designed to establish point-to-pointconnections rapidly between a master station and a number of remote stations one at a time. Direct transmission betweenremote stations is not possible, nor is simultaneous communications from the master to more than one remote station possible.

1. Regulations

The regulations specified herein are in addition to the regulations contained in Section B2. of this Tariff.

a. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service requires the use of equipment as described in B103.2.2.B.2 following and type2261 or 2462 voice grade local channels as described in B3.2.2.C.

b. The Company will furnish, subject to availability of facilities, Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service channelssuitable for voice grade data transmission.

c. Dataphone® Select-A-Station channels are not provided for alternate voice-data transmission or DC continuity.

d. The customer shall provide terminal equipment in accordance with interface specifications as described in TechnicalReference PUB 41014, "Data Communications Using Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service."

2. A Primary Data Station Selector, PDSS, provides the connection between the master station and any one of up to 128(125 for addressable operations) two-wire or four-wire voice grade data channels. Where more than one DSS is required,the DSS that is directly connected to the master station (SCU) is termed the Primary Data Station Selector (PDSS).Additional DSS's designated Secondary Data Station Selectors (SDSS) connected to the PDSS, may be provided.

3. A Selector Control Unit, SCU, will be provided at the master station location. The SCU is used by the customer totransmit control and/or address signals to the DSS's and to receive supervisory signals from DSS's.

4. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service arranged for the sequential mode of operation requires customer specification,prior to installation, of the order of connections from the DSS to the remote stations. The customer also must specify oneof the following three DSS options to accommodate customer operating procedures and circuit structure:

Note 1: The Installation Charge is per channel.

Note 2: Rates are effective with billing cycles normal beginning on or after May 22, 2004.

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B103.2 Description Of Services And Rates - Intraexchange (Cont'd)B103.2.2 Series 2000 - Voice Grade Service (Cont'd)

A. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service (Cont'd)

a. Automatic Step1

A DSS option in which the duration and order of connections are fixed.

b. Automatic Step with Reset1

A DSS option in which the duration and order of connections are fixed, but the DSS will reset to the beginning ofthe connection cycle upon command from the master station.

c. Controlled Step

A DSS option which allows the customer to have in-service control over the duration of the connection. However,the order of connections is fixed.

5. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Service arranged for addressable operation provides for the duration and order ofconnections to be variables, controlled by the master station.

6. Access from the PDSS to the SCU is obtained through a Type 2462 local channel. PDSSs located outside of the servingwire center where the SCU is located will require voice grade interoffice channels at charges as contained in B3.4.3. ofthis Tariff.

7. Access to each remote station from the DSS is obtained through a Type 2261 or 2462 local channel. Remote stationslocated outside of the serving wire center where the DSS is located will require voice grade interoffice channels atcharges as contained in B3.4.3. of this Tariff.

8. Access to each SDSS from the PDSS is obtained through a Type 2261 or 2462 local channel. A SDSS located outside ofthe serving wire center where the PDSS is located will require voice grade interoffice channels at charges as contained inB3.4.3. of this Tariff.

B. Rates and Charges

1. Intraexchange - Same Continuous Property Different and Same Building Channels

a. Each additional point of termination of a local channel in a different building on the same premises


(1) Charges

MonthlyRate 2 USOC

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof $ 3.50 1LM+G

(b) Minimum Charge 6.98 NAb. Each additional point of termination of a local channel


(1) In the same building

(a) Charge 6.98 2SE++Note 1: A DSS optioned for automatic step or automatic step with reset cannot be connected to a

secondary DSS.


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B. Rates and Charges (Cont'd)

1. Intraexchange - Same Continuous Property Different and Same Building Channels (Cont'd)

c. Two-point service different buildings same premises


(1) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof


MonthlyRate 3 USOC

(a) Half Duplex1,2 $ 66.40 $ 3.50 1LMFY

(b) Duplex1,2 66.40 3.50 1LMEY

(c) Minimum Charge1 - 6.98 NAd. Two-point service


(1) Same building

(a) Half Duplex 66.40 6.98 1LM+B

(b) Duplex 66.40 6.98 1L6+Be. Each additional point of termination

(Obsoleted 01-01-87, Type B, Tariff Reference Section B3.)

(1) In the same building for two-point service in B103.2.2.B.1.c. or d. preceding

(a) Half Duplex - 3.50 1LM+A

(b) Duplex - 3.50 1L6+A2. Bridging

a. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Bridging - Primary Data Station Selector

(Obsoleted June 21, 1996, Type D, Unit no longer being manufactured. Not available for new installations ortransfers of service. Offered for additions or moves only as obtainable from existing stock.)

(1) Sequential Arrangement


(a) Common Equipment $ 330.00 $ 297.00 DSG++(2) Addressable Arrangement

(a) Common Equipment 330.00 330.00 D7S

Note 1: The rates and charges in this Tariff for channels between buildings on the same premises areapplicable only for those facilities in place as of June 5, 1983. On premises cable placed afterJune 5, 1983, will be provided based on cost.



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2. Bridging (Cont'd)

b. Dataphone® Select-A-Station Bridging - Secondary Data Station Selector

(Obsoleted June 21, 1996, Type D, Unit no longer being manufactured. Not available for new installations ortransfers of service. Offered for additions or moves only as obtainable from existing stock.)

(1) Sequential Arrangement


(a) Common Equipment $ 330.00 $ 297.00 DSQ++(2) Addressable Arrangement

(a) Common Equipment 330.00 330.00 D7Y(3) Channel Connections

(a) Per two-wire connection 6.60 40.92 DSR

(b) Per four-wire connection 19.80 47.52 DSZ

B103.2.3 Series 6000(Obsoleted 09-02-80, Type D; not available for new installations, moves or transfers. Existing customers may add channelsonly to the extent that they are available.)

A. Charges for a channel wholly within a building or between buildings on the same premises1

1. For 500 feet or fraction thereof,


MonthlyRate 2 USOC

(a) route measurement $ 66.40 $ 0.77 1LGRE

B103.3 Description Of Service And Rates - InterexchangeB103.3.1 Series 1000 - Sub Voice Grade Service

A. The following types of Sub Voice Grade Services are designed for transmission of low speed data at speeds up to 75 and up to150 baud within certain technical specifications. These channels are furnished for half duplex and duplex operation for usewith two-point or multi-point Private Line Services. The service is not suitable for transmission of alternating tones. Effective8-31-85, Obsoleted Type B, not available for new installations, additions or on transfer of service to new locations.



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B103.3 Description Of Service And Rates - Interexchange (Cont'd)B103.3.1 Series 1000 - Sub Voice Grade Service (Cont'd)

E. Rates and Charges

1. Interexchange - Type 1050 and 1051

(Obsoleted Type B)

a. Half Duplex

(1) Interexchange Channel including the Channel Terminals, per channel

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Type 1050 and 1051, 1st mile $ 106.26 1L6A4

(b) Type 1050, each additional mile or fraction thereof 2.65 1L3A6

(c) Type 1051, each additional mile or fraction thereof 3.42 1L6A6(2) Interoffice Channel including the Channel terminal for

use with the interexchange channels listed inB103.3.1.E.1.a.(1) per channel.

(a) 1st 1/4 mile 25.15 1LYD+

(b) Each additional 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 2.30 1L3A+(3) Local Channel, each

(a) Type 1050 55.98 29O++

(b) Type 1051 63.57 29O++(4) Each additional point of termination of a local channel,

different building on the same premises

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof 4.37 1L6AG

(b) Type 1050, minimum charge 8.73 NA

(c) Type 1051, minimum charge 8.73 NA(5) Each additional point of termination of a local channel in same building

(a) Type 1050 8.73 W1W++

(b) Type 1051 8.73 W1W++


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B103.3 Description Of Service And Rates - Interexchange (Cont'd)B103.3.2 Series 2000 - Voice Grade Service (Cont'd)


1. Interexchange - Additional Points of Termination (Cont'd)

a. Each additional point of termination of a local channel in a different building on the same premises

(1) Charge

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) Per 1/4 mile or fraction thereof $ 4.37 1LT+G

(b) Minimum Charge 8.73 NAb. Each additional point of termination of a local channel

(1) In the same building

(a) Minimum Charge 8.73 2SE++

B103.4 Non-Wire Center Connected Channels(Obsoleted 9/1/03, Type B – Not available for new installations, additions or on transfers of service to new locations).

A. Served Direct

1. Not routed via the central office, limited to one airline mile or less

NonrecurringMonthly ChargeRate 1 First 1 Additional 1 USOC

(a) Series 1000 $ 13.20 $ 561.00 $ 224.40 SDD1X

(b) Series 2000 16.50 561.00 224.40 SDD2X

(c) Series 6000 23.10 561.00 224.40 SDD6X

B103.5 Reserved For Future Use

B103.6 Series 10000 Channels (Entrance Facilities)(Obsoleted 02-15-90, Type D; not available for new installations, moves or transfers. Existing customers may add channelsonly to the extent that they are available.)

A. Types and Description

Series 10000 channels are furnished to the customer by the Company for the purpose of extending customer-providedcommunications systems to a premises of the customer or authorized user, Centrex Type Services Switching Equipmentserving the premises of the customer or authorized user for use at such premises. Channels are furnished for half-duplex orduplex operation on a two-point basis for service 7 days per week, 24 hours per day, for a minimum period of one month.

Type 10001 - Approximate bandwidth of 300 - 3000 cycles per second. Furnished, to the extent permitted by the normaltransmission characteristics of this grade of channel, for types of transmission similar to those set forth for Series1000 and 2000 channels.

B. Regulations

In addition to the regulations set forth in Section B2., the following regulations apply to Series 10000 channels as specifiedfollowing:

Type 10001 - The customer's or authorized user's premises must be located 25 airline miles or less from the point at which thecustomer-provided communication channel is connected to the Company entrance facility.

C. Rates - Monthly Service

Type 10001

(Rates for entrance facilities will be based on the costs incurred on a case-by-case basis.)

Note 1: Rates are effective with normal billing cycles beginning on or after May 22, 2004.

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B103.10 Description Of Service And Rates - Customer Operating Center Service (COC)(Cont'd)

B103.10.1 General (Cont'd)D. COC service is provided by using a complement of cable pairs in the size and length specified in B103.10.1.K.1. following.

E. A monthly rate applies for each complement of cable pairs of a specific size whose airline distance is 2/4 mile or more.

F. The customer will provide in advance a forecast of the complement of cable pairs he wishes to have planned for his use andagrees to payment of the charges for the complement of cable pairs whose airline distance is 2/4 mile or more whether circuitsare activated or not.

G. The monthly rate for each complement of cable pairs is based on the airline distance between the customer's operating centerand its normal serving wire center. The maximum distance for COC service is one and a quarter mile.

H. In addition to the monthly rate for the complement of cable pairs, a monthly rate applies for each local channel activatedwithin the complement of cable pairs.

I. Basic Termination Liability

A basic termination liability will apply for anyfacility placed new specifically for a customer for which no reuse is foreseen ifthe initial use is discontinued.

The termination liability period is 5 years.

The amount of the termination liability is equal to the estimated amount for:

1. Cost of the installed facilities provided including costs incurred for rearrangements of existing facilities and/orconstruction of new facilities as appropriate, less net salvage. Installed cost includes the cost of:

a. equipment and materials provided or used,

b. engineering, labor and supervision,

c. transportation,

d. rights of way.

2. Any other costs associated with the particular situation.

3. The termination liability defined preceding is reduced by 1/60th for each month of a 5 year period that the complementof cable pairs is in service from the date it is placed in service for a specific customer.

J. A service charge applies for a connection move or change of each local channel activated within the complement of cablepairs. The service charges are as specified in B103.10.1.L.1.e. following.

K. Monthly Rates

1. Per complement of cable pairs

a. Distance in 1/4 Mile or Fraction Thereof

(1) Service Cable Size - 50 Pairs

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) 1/4 mile $ - 1LZ5A

(b) 1/2 mile 387.09 1LZ5B

(c) 3/4 mile 812.13 1LZ5C


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B103.10.1 General (Cont'd)K. Monthly Rates (Cont'd)

1. Per complement of cable pairs (Cont'd)

a. Distance in 1/4 Mile or Fraction Thereof (Cont'd)

(1) Service Cable Size - 50 Pairs (Cont'd)

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(d) 4/4 mile $ 1,275.12 1LZ5D

(e) 5/4 mile 1,639.44 1LZ5E(a) Service Cable Size – 100 Pairs

(a) 1/4 mile - 1LZ1A

(b) 3/4 mile 827.31 1LZ1C

(c) 4/4 mile 1313.07 1LZ1D

(d) 5/4 mile 1,692.57 1LZ1E(3) Service Cable Size - 200 Pairs


(b) 3/4 mile 1,039.83 1LZ2C

(d) 4/4 mile 1,692.57 1LZ2D

(e) 5/4 mile 2,102.43 1LZ2E(a) Service Cable Size – 300 Pairs


(b) 3/4 mile 1,214.40 1LZ3C

(c) 4/4 mile 1,988.58 1LZ3D



(b) 1/2 mile 683.10 1LZ4B

(c) 3/4 mile 1,434.51 1LZ4C

(d) 4/4 mile 2,337.72 1LZ4D

(e) 5/4 mile 2,922.15 1LZ4E


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1. Per complement of cable pairs (Cont'd)

a. Distance in 1/4 Mile or Fraction Thereof (Cont'd)

(6) Service Cable Size - 600 Pairs

MonthlyRate 1 USOC

(a) 1/2 mile $ 918.39 1LZ6B

(b) 3/4 mile 1,920.27 1LZ6C

(c) 4/4 mile 3,142.26 1LZ6D


(a) 1/2 mile 1,184.04 1LZ9B

(b) 3/4 mile 2,489.52 1LZ9C

(c) 4/4 mile 4,083.42 1LZ9D


(a) 1/4 mile - 1LZCA

(b) 1/2 mile 1,555.95 1LZCB

(c) 3/4 mile 3,187.80 1LZCC

(d) 4/4 mile 5,221.92 1LZCD

(e) 5/4 mile 6,497.04 1LZCE2. Per Local Channel Activated

a. Local Channel Provided Within A Cable

(1) Type Of Local Channel Activated - 1204

(a) 1/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++


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2. Per Local Channel Activated (Cont'd)

a. Local Channel Provided Within A Cable (Cont'd)


MonthlyRate 2 USOC

(a) 1/4 mile $ 3.50 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++(3) Type of Local Channel Activated - 2106 and 2107

(a) See GSST Section A108. for rates. - NA(4) Type Of Local Channel Activated - 24631

(a) 1/4 mile 23.91 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile 25.81 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile 26.57 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile 28.46 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile 30.74 1LZ++(5) Type Of Local Channel Activated - 24641

(a) 1/4 mile 51.61 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile 53.13 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile 54.65 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile 56.93 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile 58.45 1LZ++(6) Type Of Local Channel Activated - 2230

(a) 1/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile 3.50 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile 4.47 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile 7.51 1LZ++

Note 1: These local channels are provided with a four-wire facility (2 pairs). The total number of alltypes of local channels that may be activated within a complement of cable pairs is limited bythe number of these types of local channels.


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2. Per Local Channel Activated (Cont'd)

a. Local Channel Provided Within A Cable (Cont'd)


InstallationCharge

MonthlyRate 2 USOC

(a) 1/4 mile $ - $ 3.50 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile - 3.50 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile - 3.50 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile - 4.47 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile - 7.51 1LZ++(8) Type Of Local Channel Activated - 24621

(a) 1/4 mile - 23.91 1LZ++

(b) 1/2 mile - 25.81 1LZ++

(c) 3/4 mile - 26.57 1LZ++

(d) 4/4 mile - 28.46 1LZ++

(e) 5/4 mile - 30.74 1LZ++L. Nonrecurring Charges

1. Service Charge Per Local Channel Activated

The service charge for the connection or change of each local channel activated within a complement of cable pairs is asfollows:

a. The term Service Charge as specified herein is defined as the nonrecurring charge or charges applying to theordering, installing, rearranging and furnishing of channels for extension lines. Service charges are categorized as:

(1) Service Ordering Charge

(2) Visit Charge

(3) Channel Connecting Charge

b. Service Ordering Charge

(1) The Service Ordering Charge applies per customer request for work performed by the Company in connectionwith the receiving, recording and processing the customer's request for local channels to be installed at thesame time.

Note 1: These local channels are provided with a four-wire facility (2 pairs). The total number of alltypes of local channels that may be activated within a complement of cable pairs is limited bythe number of these types of local channels.


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