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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 1 - Preface and Table of Contents 3rd Revised Sheet 1 SECTION 3 - Alphabetical Subject Index

ATT TN CA-12-0080 Effective: September 28, 2012

Subject Part Section

511 8 10

123 Punch 20 4

1-Line Solution Discount - Business 20 4

2-Line Voice Discount-Residence 20 2

900/976/1/ and Blocking 8 2

Access Advantage Plus 6 7

Advanced Intelligent Network 6 5

Appointment Service 12 4

Bargain Hunting 7 5

Business Local Calling Assurance 7 5 Business Service (Measured Access Lines, Local and ZUM 3 Usage, Hunting) 4 2

Call Management Systems 6 9

Centrex 5 1 Charges for Access Lines, Labor and Service Enhancements - Business 3 1

Charges for Access Lines, Labor and Service Enhancements - Residence 3 1

Charter Number Service 8 8

Comstar I 20 7

Comstar II 20 7

Concession Services 4 5

Connections of Premises Equipment to Exchange Services 8 8

Convenience Fee 8 8

CSME 6 9

Custom BizSaver/2/ 20 4 Custom Calling Services – Business and Residence:

Anonymous Call Rejection, Call Forwarding, Call Return, Call Screen, Call Trace, Call Waiting, Call Waiting ID, Caller ID, Priority Ringing, Privacy Manager, Repeat Dialing, Speed Calling, Three Way Calling, Distinctive Ring, Busy Call Forwarding, Delayed Call Forwarding, Select Call Forwarding, Remote Access to Call Forwarding, Selective Blocking, Complete Blocking 7 2

Customer Premises Distribution Cable 8 8 /1/ California 900 and California 976 services withdrawn effective November 1, 2010. /2/ Custom BizSaver is Grandfathered effective January 10, 2011.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 2 - General Terms and Conditions 1st Revised Sheet 2 SECTION 2 - Regulations


1. RULE NO. 1 - DEFINITION OF TERMS (cont’d)

CENTREX SERVICE

The term "primary station" as used in connection with Centrex Service denotes a mechanized station (excluding extension stations) capable of receiving direct in-dialed calls and capable of direct outdialing of calls. The term "primary station - dormitory" as used in connection with Centrex Service denotes a "primary station" designated for use in the living quarters of a residence hall, dormitory, faculty or other employee residence and other similar living quarters, which are owned or leased and operated by a school, college or university. The term "primary station - restricted" as used in connection with Centrex Service denotes a station having direct intra-organization dialing capabilities only, and having no capability of completing calls through the attendant positions. The term "extension station" as used in connection with Centrex Service denotes a station connected to the same telephone number terminal as the primary station with which it is associated. COIN SERVICE Public Telephone, Individual Line Company provided Semipublic, or Customer-Owned Pay (COPT) Telephone Service furnished from stations that may be equipped with a device for collecting coins in payment of telephone service. COMMSTAR I/1/

An optional telephone service arrangement of central office features furnished to individual line business and residence customers. See Guidebook Part 20, Section 7. COMMSTAR II/1/

An optional telephone service arrangement of central office features furnished to individual line business and residence customers wishing to combine two exchange access lines or up to thirty exchange access lines. Guidebook Part 20, Section 7. COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL PROGRAM A software program with pre-established instruction data defining procedures, edits and logic required to process information and/or perform functions for electronically operated systems, such as ESS. COMPANY (the Company) Pacific Bell Telephone Company, d/b/a AT&T California COMPLEX SERVICE

Service used and associated with common control equipment. /2/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 2 - General Terms and Conditions 3rd Revised Sheet 29 SECTION 2 - Regulations


11. RULE NO. 11 - DISCONTINUANCE AND RESTORATION OF SERVICE

A. GENERAL

Except as provided herein, Discontinuance and Restoration of Service rules for Guidebook services may be found in Schedule Cal. P.U.C. No. A2.1.11. For Remote LAN (Local Area Network) Service, see C., following.

For Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Service and and Frame Relay Service, see D., following. B. NON-PAYMENT of BILLS 1. The Company will not cause cessation of basic exchange service on any day service representatives are not available to assist customers.

2. The Company will not temporarily discontinue or permanently disconnect a customer’s regulated exchange or private line service solely for non-payment of charges for the following services: OPT-E-MAN, Customized Switched Metro Ethernet (CSME) Service Advanced Services, Centrex, Electronic Information Services, Inside Wire Repair Services, Integrated Pathway Service, Message Telecommunications Service, Operator and Directory Services, Pacific Bell/SBC Calling Services and Voice-Based Information Services. 3. Discontinuance of Commstar II/1/

The Company may discontinue the telephone service of a customer with Commstar II for nonpayment or noncompliance with other rules. Where residence and business services of the same customer are combined on Commstar II, all lines of the same customer may be discontinued. Where more than one customer’s service is involved only the line(s) of the customer who is delinquent can be discontinued. Any optional group features charged to the line(s) would also be discontinued.

4. Discontinuance of Service for OPT-E-MAN and Customized Switched Metro Ethernet (CSME) Service

For OPT-E-MAN and Customized Switched Metro Ethernet (CSME) Service in this Guidebook, Regulations for Refusal and Discontinuance of Services, as set forth in Schedule Cal. P.U.C. No. 175-T, Section 2.1.8 are applicable, in lieu of the rules stated herein.

5. If customer is in default and the Company disconnects the customer's Message Center or

AT&T Messaging Voice Mail service, the customer's service may continue to accumulate messages pending resolution of customer's default.

/2/ Commstar II is a Grandfathered service. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 2 - General Terms and Conditions 2nd Revised Sheet 30 SECTION 2 - Regulations


11. RULE NO. 11 - DISCONTINUANCE AND RESTORATION OF SERVICE (cont’d)

B. NON-PAYMENT of BILLS (cont’d)

6. If customer is in default and the Company disconnects the customer's Message Center or

AT&T Messaging Voice Mail service, the customer's service may continue to accumulate messages pending resolution of customer's default.

C. Applicable Discontinuance and Restoration rules for Remote LAN (Local Area Network) Services: 1. Termination or Refusal of Remote LAN Services

If Customer is in violation of any provision under this Guidebook, and such default continues after notice thereof is given by Utility, Utility may, without liability and without waiving any other remedies available to it, cease providing Remote LAN Service(s) to Customer including any Remote LAN residential and/or business services which Customer may subscribe to, until such default is remedied.

2. Discontinuance of Remote LAN Srvices The Utility, on its sole discretion, may discontinue offering a Remote LAN Service, in part or in

its entirety, without liability to affected the Customers and applicant. z Correction to remove material that was relocated to Sheet 29 in CA-11-0090.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 3 - Service Charges 1st Revised Sheet 5 SECTION 1 - Service Charges


1. CHARGES FOR ACCESS LINES, LABOR AND SERVICE ENHANCEMENTS – BUSINESS SERVICES (cont’d)

1.1 General (cont’d)

E. Regulations (cont'd)

5. Dual Element charges do not apply to Company initiated orders.

6. In-place connection charges are applicable as shown Part 3, Section 1 (Charges) following.

7. Dual Element charges apply to all requests by customers for changes in class, type or grade of

service except as specifically exempted by this or other schedules. 8. Change in billing charges do not apply when only the billing name or address is changed.

9. Dual element charges do not apply to a telephone number change:

a. as provided for in Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.17.

b. to provide Custom Calling Services, Commstar I/2/, Commstar II/2/, or Premiere Communications

Systems Services, if the provision of these services can be made from the same central office from which the customer's existing service is provided.

c. from a Personalized Telephone Number to a non-specific number, at the customer's request.

10. The Personalized Telephone Number service charge will not apply if a customer requests

reassignment of a telephone number they have previously used, subject to availability and the following time limits:

Business - 1 Year

11. The Personalized Telephone Number service charge will not apply to those customers

subscribing to number referral service/1/.

12. Nonrecurring charges associated with the Hunting feature will be waived on Access Advantage Plus 3 year Term Pricing Plan. All lines within the hunt group must be part of the Access Advantage Plus.

/1/ See Guidebook, Part 11, Section 4. /2/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 3 - Service Charges 1st Revised Sheet 30 SECTION 1 - Service Charges


2. CHARGES FOR ACCESS LINES, LABOR AND SERVICE ENHANCEMENTS - RESIDENCE SERVICES

2.1 General (cont’d)

E. Regulations (cont'd)

5. Dual Element charges do not apply to Company initiated orders. 6. In-place connection charges are applicable as shown in Guidebook, Part 3, Section 1 following. 7. Dual Element charges apply to all requests by customers for changes in class, type or grade of

service except as specifically exempted by this or other schedules. 8. Change in billing charges do not apply when only the billing name or address is changed. 9. Centrex dormitory service will be billed as residence service. 10. Dual element charges do not apply to a telephone number change:

a. as provided for in Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.17. b. to provide Custom Calling Services, Commstar I/2/, Commstar II/2/, or Premiere Communications

Systems Services, if the provision of these services can be made from the same central office from which the customer's existing service is provided.

c. from a Personalized Telephone Number to a non-specific number, at the customer's request.

11. The Personalized Telephone Number service charge will not apply if a customer requests

reassignment of a telephone number they have previously used, subject to availability and the following time limits: Residence - 90 Days

12. The Personalized Telephone Number service charge will not apply to those customers subscribing

to number referral service/1/ /1/ See Schedule Guidebook, Part 11, Section 4. /2/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 5 - Centrex / Plexar Services 1st Revised Sheet 19 SECTION 1 - Centrex Service (CS)


1. CENTREX (cont'd)

A. General (cont'd) 1. Regulations (cont'd)

t. Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)

Message Waiting Indicator is available to Centrex Service, Airport Intercommunicating Service. COMMSTAR II/1/, Individual Line Residence and Business Exchange Service, Private Branch Exchange Trunk Line Service, or other Company provided dialable lines where dial tone is normally served. The following conditions apply: - Customers must arrange to forward their calls to a Centrex-UCD equipped with Forwarded

Call Information service, as defined in u., preceding or Network Forwarded Call Information as defined in v. preceding.

- In addition to the rates and charges associated with Message Waiting Indicator, customers

must subscribe to one or more of the Call Forwarding USOCs listed in u., preceding. However, MWI and Call Forwarding features are not required on the same line.

- The Message Waiting Indicator customer and the Forwarded Call Information equipped

system must be served by the same C.O.


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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 6 - Central Office Services 1st Revised Sheet 1 SECTION 6 - Custom Business Services


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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 7 - Central Office Optional Features 1st Revised Sheet 49 SECTION 2 - Advanced Custom Calling Features



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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 7 - Central Office Optional Features 2nd Revised Sheet 52 SECTION 2 - Advanced Custom Calling Features



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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 7 - Central Office Optional Features 2nd Revised Sheet 61 SECTION 2 - Advanced Custom Calling Features



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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 8 - Miscellaneous Services 2nd Revised Sheet 60 SECTION 2 - Call Restriction Services


3. INFORMATION SERVICES CALL BLOCKING/1/ (cont'd)

E. RATES AND CHARGES (cont'd)

NEW CONNECT OR NON-RECURRING MONTHLY TRANSFER OF SERVICE-BUSINESS CHARGE RATE USOC

Call Blocking

Simple Business Service $ .95/4/

Option 1 - per line 14.25 NO CL1

14.25/7/ NO CL8

NO NO CL1/8/

Call Blocking

Other Business Service /2/, /3/

.95/4/

NO CL1 Option 1 - per line 14.25 NO CL1

.95 /4/, /6/

NO CL9/5/

14.25 NO CL9/5/

NO NO CL9/8/

14.25/7/ NO CL8

/1/ California 900 and California 976 services withdrawn effective November 1, 2010. /2/ Information Services Call Blocking on COMMSTAR I & II/9/, Basic and Assured PBX,

Centrex 1FB, 1FL, 1FS, 1FC, Data Access Service, Coin, Coinless, COPT, and Hotel/Motel available October 1, 1989.

/3/ Information Services Call Blocking for CENTREX customers may be established utilizing treatment codes, Exchange and Toll Message Diverting or Flexible Route Selection as set forth in Guidebook, Part 8, Section 10.

/4/ Effective 10/11/91 through 1/31/92 subscribers may obtain blocking on their simple business lines at a special introductory charge of $1.00 per line. Subscribers will be notified of the availability of blocking California 976, California 900 and 900 IEC calls by a bill insert. Subscribers will have 60 days in which to respond to the mailer. On 2/1/92, the charge for business blocking will be $14.25 per line.

/5/ COMMSTAR I & II/9/, Centrex, Basic and Assured PBX, Hotel/Motel and Data Access Service, unique USOC required to block features.

/6/ CENTREX - applicable when adding a treatment code(s) for Information Services Call Blocking. On and after 11/30/89, see Note 2, preceding.

/7/ For a period not to exceed 60 days the non-recurring charges will be $0.95 for central office cutovers, due to switch upgrades, that allow Pacific Bell business customers to subscribe to Information Services Call Blocking, for the first time.

/8/ Effective 11/1/93 through 12/31/93 subscribers may obtain blocking at no charge. In addition any subscriber who subscribes to a new telephone number may obtain blocking at no charge for a period of 60 days after the new number is effective.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 9 - Message Toll Services 1st Revised Sheet 3 SECTION 1 - Message Telecommunications Services and Rate Schedules


1. TWO-POINT MESSAGE TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICE/1/ (cont'd)

A. GENERAL (cont'd)

2. Regulations (cont'd)

f. Express Call Completion (cont'd)

This service is furnished solely for the telephone calling purposes of the caller. Provisions concerning limitations of liability and allowance for interruptions in service are set forth in Guidebook Part 2, Section 2. The usage associated with a call will be subject to any applicable discount. Centrex, PBX and Commstar II/2/ customers with toll restriction will be offered ECC on an alternate billing basis only.

g. The MTS usage charges associated with up to five (5) ISDN lines, used for data and video

applications, for Public Schools, Libraries and Community Colleges and Private Schools as defined in Guidebook Part 2, Section 2, participating in the Education First Program shall be waived for a period of one (1) year. The one (1) year period shall begin on the date of installation of the ISDN lines and continue for twelve (12) months after which time the customer shall begin paying the usage charges associated with these lines.

h. When calls are made to or from prefixes used by Emergency Preparedness Trailers within the

lata of each prefix, no charge will be made to the calling party. For calls made outside of the LATA, toll charges will apply. The Emergency Preparedness prefixes are:

LATA AREA CODE PREFIX 1 510 999 1 650 999 2 530 999 3 916 999 4 559 910 5 323 561 5 714 561 6 619 844 7 661 561 8 831 999 9 209 919 10 805 561

/1/ Also known as Local Toll. /2/ Commstar II is a Grandfathered service. See Part 20, Section 7, for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 10 - Wide Area Telecommunications Services 1st Revised Sheet 22 SECTION 1 - Outward WATS and 800 Services


1. 800 SERVICE/1/ (cont'd)

C. REGULATIONS (cont'd)

14. Optional Features on a Dedicated 800 Service Line

a. The following optional features available with Centrex service may be arranged with the specific associated restrictions for use in conjunction with 800 Service.

(1) Call Pick-Up (2) Call Transfer

(to another Station line in the same Centrex) (3) Call Forwarding - Don't Answer

(to another Station line in the same Centrex) (4) Call Forwarding - Variable Limited

(forward calls only within the Centrex)

Descriptions, special conditions, charges and rates as set forth in Guidebook, Part 5, Section 1 apply.

b. The following optional features available with COMMSTAR I or II/2/ service, may be

arranged with the specific associated restrictions, for use in conjunction with 800 Service. (1) Call Pick-Up (2) Call Transfer

(to another line in the same COMMSTAR I or II) (3) Busy Delay Call Forwarding

(to another line in the same COMMSTAR I or II) (4) Call Forwarding

(forward calls only within the COMMSTAR I or II)

Descriptions, special conditions, charges and rates as set forth in Guidebook, Part 7, Section apply.

/1/ Frozen/Grandfathered effective August 1, 2007. See Guidebook, Part 2, Section 2. /2/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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2. CUSTOM 8 TOLL-FREE SERVICES – RESIDENCE/1/

A. GENERAL

1. Applicability

This tariff contains general regulations related to Custom 8. These general regulations are in addition to specific conditions and regulations contained in the particular schedule(s) listed below unless otherwise indicated. Guidebook, Part 10, Section 1 800 Service Limited Offering Service. Existing Custom 8 services will continue to be furnished to existing customers. The Utility will not provide new service. Customers may change their Point-to-Number (PTN) on their existing CUSTOM 8 service but cannot make any other change to their service.

2. Description

a. The Utility will provide Custom 8 Toll-Free Services (hereinafter described as Custom 8) in

conjunction with an Interexchange Carrier using a business line, a dedicated access line or a residence line. The Company will provide the intraService area portion and the Interexchange carrier will provide the interService area portion. The access line will be owned by the Company.

b. Custom 8 Service can be provisioned on any business line, PBX trunk, business answering

line, secretarial line, answering service line, Centrex, Commstar I or II/3/ line or any

residential line./2/

Custom 8 service and usage charges will be in addition to the applicable charges for line and trunk service.

/1/ Limited Offering Service effective September 5, 2007. See Guidebook, Part 10, Section 1 /2/ Custom 8 may also be provisioned on an access line billed to a third party if the third party has given

their consent. The third party access line must be purchased from the Exchange tariff. /3/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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3. CUSTOM 8 TOLL-FREE SERVICES – BUSINESS/1/

A. GENERAL

1. Applicability

This tariff contains general regulations related to Custom 8. These general regulations are in addition to specific conditions and regulations contained in the particular schedule(s) listed below unless otherwise indicated. Guidebook, Part 10, Section 1. 8.1 800 Service 8.1.2 800 Service Limited Offering Service. Existing Custom 8 services will continue to be furnished to existing customer. The Utility is not obligated to provide new service. Customers may change their Point-to-Number (PTN) on their existing Custom 8 service but cannot make any other change to their service.

2. Description

a. The Company will provide Custom 8 Toll-Free Services (hereinafter described as Custom

8) in conjunction with an Interexchange Carrier using a business line, a dedicated access line or a residence line. The Company will provide the intraService area portion and the Interexchange carrier will provide the interService area portion. The access line will be owned by the Company.

b. Custom 8 Service can be provisioned on any business line, PBX trunk, business answering

line, secretarial line, answering service line, Centrex, Commstar I or II/3/ line./2/ Custom 8 service and usage charges will be in addition to the applicable charges for line and trunk service.

/1/ Limited Offering Service effective September 5, 2007. See Guidebook, Part 10, Section 1, preceding. /2/ Custom 8 may also be provisioned on an access line billed to a third party if the third party has given

their consent. The third party access line must be purchased from the Exchange Guidebook. /3/ Commstar I and Commstar II are Grandfathered services. See Part 20, Section 7 for details.

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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 17 - ISDN Services 1st Revised Sheet 2 SECTION 1 - ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI)


1. INTEGRATED SERVICE DIGITAL NETWORK - BASIC RATE INTERFACE (ISDN-BRI) (cont'd)

B. REGULATIONS (cont'd)

1. General (cont'd)

d. The interface to the network is the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) U interface. e. X.25 packet/1/ data calls can be transported between central office switches, in those offices that

are suitably equipped, using the Company’s Packet Switched Network as set forth in the Company’s Schedules. B and D channels packet capacity is only available in those central offices that are suitably equipped.

f. Circuit Switched Data calls can be transported between central office switches at 56 Kbps or at

64 Kbps where facilities and operating conditions permit. g. Variations in the switching and control equipment used may cause differences in the operation or

availability of certain features. h. Foreign Exchange and Foreign Prefix Services as defined in Guidebook, Part 4,Section 3 are not

available with ISDN-BRI. i. The customer is responsible for providing compatible premises equipment in order to utilize

ISDN-BRI. j. Commercial power or another power source, including outlets, is required for the operation of

compatible premises equipment and will be furnished, owned and maintained by the customer. k. ISDN-BRI is not available to customers on the following types of lines: Extension Line Service,

Commstar II/2/, Centrex and PBX Services, COPT and Coin Services. l. The installation charge associated with Individual Line Measured Rate Business Service (1MB),

Individual Line Measured Rate Residence Service (1MR) or Individual Line Flat Rate Residence Service (1FR) is not applicable when existing 1MB, 1MR or 1FR customers subscribe to ISDN-BRI. If the customer elects to disconnect Personal ISDN service, there is no charge to change to normal 1MR or 1FR service.

m. The non-recurring charges for certain optional features shown in D. following, do not apply when:

Other work subject to a nonrecurring charge or installation charge is done at the same time on the same line on the same order.

/1/ Frozen/Grandfathered Service, with the exception of B Channel Packet that does not connect to the

DPN Switch, effective October 12, 2004. See General Regulations, Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.2;A.4.


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AT&T CALIFORNIA GUIDEBOOK PART 20 - Grandfathered Services 2nd Revised Sheet 140 SECTION 6 - Central Office Services


3. PREMIERE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS SERVICE/ PREMIERE 6/1/

A. DESCRIPTION

Premiere Communications System is an optional telephone service arrangement of

central office features furnished to individual line business and residence customers wishing to combine two exchange access lines or up to six exchange access lines into a Premiere 6. It is available within the exchange area of all exchanges served by a central office where facilities and operating conditions permit.

1. Basic Package Features - Premiere 6

Premiere 6 Call Hold

A call can be placed on hold by flashing the switchhook and dialing a code. This frees the line to originate another call or use the call pick up feature.

Premiere 6 Call Pickup

A call can be answered which has been directed to another line in the Premiere group.

/1/ Premier 6, a Premiere Communications Systems Service was Grandfathered on February 16,

1987. For information regarding Frozen/Grandfathered services, See Part 2, Section 2. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 6, Section 6, Sheet 1.

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A. DESCRIPTION (cont'd)

1. Basic Package Features - Premiere 6 (cont'd)

Premiere 6 Three-Way Calling

A call in progress can be placed on hold and a second call completed while maintaining privacy from the first call. In addition, the user may choose to add on the previously held call into a three-way conference.

Premiere 6 Intercom

Up to five other lines can be dialed in the same premiere group by dialing an access code followed by a single digit. Two user stations with same line number cannot access each other utilizing the Intercom feature.

Premiere 6 Call Transfer

Any established call can be transferred to another line within or outside the Premiere group. One person on the final connection must still be within the Premiere group.

2. Optional Line Features - Premiere 6

Premiere 6 Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding

This line feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a(1) busy condition and/or a (2) don't answer condition after a preselected number of rings (from 1 to 7) on the subscribing Premiere equipped line to an alternate designated line within the Premiere group. Because of technical limitations, the actual number of ring cycles before a don't answer call is transferred may vary slightly from the preset value. The number to which calls are transferred and the approximate number of ring cycles before a don't answer call is transferred are specified by the customer at the time the feature is ordered. This feature is in operation on a continuous basis and cannot de activated or deactivated by the customer. Changes to the feature must be requested from the Company.

Premiere 6 Call Forwarding

All calls made to the subscribing line are automatically transferred to a different line, within or outside the Premiere group.

/1/ Premiere 6, a Premiere Communications Systems Service was Grandfathered on February 16, 1987. For details on Frozen/Grandfathered services, See Part 2, Section 2.

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3. PREMIERE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS SERVICE/PREMIERE 6/1/ (cont'd) A. DESCRIPTION (cont'd)

2. Optional Line Features - Premiere 6 (cont'd)

Premiere Call Waiting

A tone burst is provided to alert a user on an existing call that another call is waiting.

3. Optional Group Features - Premiere 6

Premiere 6 Customer Changeable Speed Calling

Allows a user to abbreviate dialing patterns for frequently called and emergency numbers. By dialing an access code followed by two digits, a customer can dial up 30 preprogrammed numbers. All lines in a Premiere group share the same list which can be programmed from a customer specified line.

Premiere 6 Distinctive Ringing

Allows a customer to distinguish between incoming and intercom calls by providing distinctive ringing patterns. Premiere lines equipped for distinctive ringing which are also assigned the Call Waiting feature will receive distinctive tones on incoming and intercom calls which are waiting.

Premiere 6 800 Service Access

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B. REGULATIONS

1. The Company may furnish Premiere where there is available central office equipment with the proper program updates as determined by the Company.

2. Premiere is available on all individual business and residence access lines other than

public or semi-public service lines. 3. A customer or customers may choose to combine access lines terminating at different

premises into a Premiere 6. All access lines combined in a Premiere 6 must be served by the same central office.

4. The combining of access lines carrying different classes of service designations into a

Premiere 6 is permitted. 5. All Premiere lines must be equipped for Touch-Tone signaling. 6. The quality of transmission for calls utilizing Premiere Call Forwarding or Premiere Three-

Way Calling may vary depending on the distance and routing involved. The Company makes no representation as to the quality of the transmission on such calls.

7. Different customers may arrange to have their individual access lines combined in a

common Premiere 6.

In the case where either of the optional group features Premiere Customer Changeable Speed Calling or Premiere Distinctive Ringing are ordered, an agreement must be reached between customers and Company as to which customer will be responsible for these particular features.

8. A customer with a line equipped with Premiere Call Forwarding is responsible for the

payment of any applicable charges for each completed call between the subscribing line and the forwarded to line. This charge for local, message unit, zone calling units or dial station toll applies to all forwarding calls that are answered at the forwarded to line station.



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10. It is the responsibility of the customer forwarding calls to another service to obtain any necessary permission of the customer to whom the calls are forwarded. Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11 prohibits interference of telephone service of another.

11. The Company may discontinue the telephone service of a customer with Premiere service

for nonpayment or noncompliance with other rules. Refer to Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11.

12. Temporary Service is not offered with Premiere service. 13. The limitation of the Company's liability is set forth in Guidebook, Part 2, Section 2. 14. A minimum of two (2) lines will be needed to establish a Premiere 6 System. 15. Unless otherwise specifically stated in this tariff schedule, Premiere Communications

System Service, access lines will be treated as Individual Line Business and/or Residence Service and all applicable tariff schedules of the Company will apply.

16. The Company is not responsible for incompatibility between Company provided service

and customer-provided terminal equipment as set forth Guidebook, Part 8, Section 8. 17. A control account is necessary with any Premiere 6 System so central office translations

can be provided to activate the Intercom feature. An agreement must be reached between the customer(s) and the Company as to which customer will be designated as the control account. The customer of the control account is also responsible for handling order inquiries and maintenance problems with the Company.



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18. Premiere basic and optional features are not compatible with existing Custom Calling Services,

described in Guidebook, Part 7, Section 1. 19. The optional features Call Waiting and Busy Call Forwarding Delay Call Forwarding may

not be provided on the same line for the Premiere 6 group. 20. Lines terminated in a Premiere 6 group only may not be equipped for hunting if Busy Call

Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding is provided. 21. Each customer is responsible for the Premiere basic features and optional line features on

their individual access lines(s). 22. On and after February 16, 1987 the offering of Premiere 6 will only be furnished to the

same customer on the same premises and supersedures, additions, partial removals or changes to existing Premiere 6 systems are prohibited.

/1/ Premiere 6, a Premiere Communications Systems Service was Grandfathered on February 16, 1987 – see B.22, preceding. For details on Frozen/Grandfathered services, See Part 2, Section 2.


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a. The following charges apply when establishing Premiere at the same time or subsequent to the

associated exchange individual access line(s).

Nonrecurring Charges Monthly Business Residence Rate USOC

Basic Features - per line $23.75 $9.50 $6.65 MVP

Optional Line Features

Premiere 6 Call Waiting - per line 5.70 7.50 3.32 MVPCW Premiere 6 Call Forwarding - per line 5.70 7.50 3.32 MVPCF Premiere 6 Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding - per line 5.70 7.50 3.32 MVPAA

Optional Group Features

Premiere 6 Changeable Speed Calling - per Premiere 6 System 5.70 7.50 4.75 MVPCD Premiere 6 Distinctive Ringing - per Premiere 6 System 5.70 7.50 4.75 MVPDR Premiere 6 800 Service Access - per Premiere System 19.00 19.00 NO MVP8S

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1. Premiere 6/1/ (cont'd)

b. The following charges apply for changes in an established Premiere System.


Changes from a Commstar II to a Premiere 6 System or Commstar I single line service - per line $23.75 $9.50 $6.65 MVP


Addition of optional features/2/

- per line 5.70 7.50 RR NA

Change optional features/2/


c. Miscellaneous change charge will apply, other than the service charges specified in C.1.b.

preceding, in the following examples:

Nonrecurring Charge USOC

Remove Premiere lines from an existing system - per line $ 5.70 NWCPS Changes to Premiere 6 Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding as specified by the customer - per line 5.70 NWCPS Changes in the intercom designation code associated with Premiere 6 intercom - per line 5.70 NWCPS Changes to remove and reestablish control account - per line 5.70 NWCPS

/1/ Premiere 6, a Premiere Communications Systems Service, was Grandfathered on February 16, 1987.

See B.22, preceding. For details on Frozen/Grandfathered services, See Part 2, Section 2. /2/ Use same monthly rate and USOC as shown in C.2.a., Optional Line features, preceding. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 6, Section 6, Sheet 8.

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1. Premiere 6/1/ (cont'd)

Nonrecurring Monthly Charge Rate USOC

d. Message Waiting Indicator/2/

- associated with Forwarded Call RR RR EMW Information Service

Nonrecurring Charge

e. Changes from a Premiere 6 System

to a Commstar II - per existing line(s) NO

/1/ Premiere 6, a Premiere Communications Systems Service, was Grandfathered on February 16, 1987.

See B.22, preceding. For details on Frozen/Grandfathered services, See Part 2, Section 2. /2/ Rates, charges and regulations apply as shown in Guidebook, Part 7, Section 3. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 6, Section 6, Sheet 9.

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6. COMMSTAR I/1/

A. Description

Commstar I is an optional telephone service arrangement of central office features furnished to individual line business and residence customers. It is available within the exchange area of all exchanges served by a central office where facilities and operating conditions permit.

1. Basic Package Features - Commstar I (Single Line Service)/1/

Commstar I Call Forwarding Permits the customer to automatically forward (transfer) all incoming calls to another telephone number, and to restore it to normal operation at his discretion. Commstar I Call Hold A call can be placed on hold by flashing the switchhook and dialing a code. This frees the line to originate another call or use the call pickup feature. Commstar I Three-Way Calling A call in progress can be placed on hold and a second call completed while maintaining privacy from the first call. In addition, the user may choose to add on the previously held call into a three-way conference.

2. Optional Line Features - Commstar I (Single Line Service)

Commstar I Call Waiting A tone burst is provided to a user on an existing call to indicate that another call is waiting. Commstar I Speed Calling Allows a user to abbreviate dialing patterns for frequently called and emergency numbers. By dialing an access code followed by one digit a customer can dial up to 6 preprogrammed numbers.

/1/ Commstar I is Frozen/Grandfathered for business customers effective September 28, 2012. Commstar I was previously Frozen/Grandfathered for residence customers on July 1, 1992. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Includes Touch-Tone Calling Service. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 49. /4/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 50.

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B. Regulations 1. The Company may furnish Commstar I where there is available central office

equipment with the proper program updates as determined by the Company. 2. Commstar I is available on all individual business and residence access lines and

public or semi-public service lines. 3. All Commstar I lines must be equipped for Touch-Tone signaling. 4. The quality of transmission for calls utilizing Commstar I Call Forwarding or Commstar I

Conferencing may vary depending on the distance and routing involved. The Company makes no representation as to the quality of the transmission on such calls.

5. A customer with a line equipped with Commstar I Call Forwarding is responsible for the

payment of any applicable charges for each completed call between the subscribing line and the forwarded to line. This charge for local, message unit, zone calling units or dial station toll applies to all forwarding calls that are answered at the forwarded to number.

6. It is the responsibility of the customer forwarding calls to another service to obtain any

necessary permission of the customer to whom the calls are forwarded. Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11 prohibits interference of telephone service of another.

7. The Company may discontinue the telephone service of a customer with Commstar I

service for nonpayment or noncompliance with other rules. Refer to Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11.

8. Temporary Service is not offered with Commstar I service. 9. The limitation of the Company's liability is set forth in Guidebook, Part 2, Section 2. 10. Unless otherwise specifically stated in this Guidebook or the Company's tariff schedule,

Commstar I, access lines will be treated as Individual Line Business and/or Residence Service and all applicable tariff and/or Guidebook schedules of the Company will apply.

11. The Company is not responsible for incompatibility between Company provided service and customer provided terminal equipment wire, or cable beyond the Company's local loop demarcation point as set forth in Guidebook, Part 8, Section 8.

/1/ Commstar I is Frozen/Grandfathered for business customers effective September 28, 2012. Commstar I was previously Frozen/Grandfathered for residence customers on July 1, 1992. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 51. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 52.

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12. COMMSTAR I basic and optional features are not compatible with existing Custom Calling Services, described in Guidebook, Part 7, Section 4.

13. Each customer is responsible for the COMMSTAR I basic features and optional line

features on their individual access lines(s).

14. On or after the effective date of Advice Letter No. 16198, the offering of Commstar I will only be furnished to residence customers as follows: to the same customer, on the same premises and supersedures. Additions, deletions or changes are prohibited.

/1/ Commstar I is Frozen/Grandfathered for business customers effective September 28, 2012. Commstar I was previously Frozen/Grandfathered for residence customers on July 1, 1992. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 53.

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The rates and charges following are for COMMSTAR I only and are in addition to the applicable service charges, monthly rates and non-recurring charges with which they are associated.

1. The following charges apply when establishing COMMSTAR I at the same time or subsequent

to the associated exchange individual access line(s).


Basic Features

- per line, residence/2/

$ 14.25 $ 7.79 MVR

- per line, business/2/

23.75 8.26 MVM Optional Line Features COMMSTAR I Call Waiting - per line, residence 7.50 3.32 MVRCW - per line, business 5.70 3.32 MVMCW COMMSTAR I Speed Calling - per line, residence 7.50 4.75 MVRCD - per line, business 5.70 4.75 MVMCD

/1/ Commstar I is Frozen/Grandfathered for business customers effective September 28, 2012. Commstar I was previously Frozen/Grandfathered for residence customers on July 1, 1992. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Includes Touch-Tone Calling Service. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 54. /4/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 55.

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2. The following charges apply for changes in an established Commstar I single line service. Charges for addition of new lines are as shown in Guidebook, Part 3, Section 1.


Changes from a Commstar I single line service to a Commstar II

- per line/3//4/

$23.75 $9.50 RR MVP

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NO NO RR MVC

Changes from a Commstar II to a Commstar I Single Line Service

- per line, residence/3//4/

NO 9.50 RR MVR

- per line, residence/3//5/

NO NO RR MVR

- per line, business/3//4/

23.75 NO RR MVM

- per line, business/3//5/

NO NO RR MVM


Addition of optional features/2/

- per line $ 5.70 $ 7.50 RR NA

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Remove Commstar I line from an existing Commstar I Single Line Service - per line $ 5.70 NWCPS

1/ Commstar I is Frozen/Grandfathered for business customers effective September 28, 2012. Commstar I was previously Frozen/Grandfathered for residence customers on July 1, 1992. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Use same monthly rate and USOC as shown in C.1., Optional Line Features, preceding. /3/ See C.1. preceding. /4/ Applicable before February 16, 1987. /5/ Applicable on and after February 16, 1987. /6/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 56.

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A. Description

Commstar II is an optional telephone service arrangement of central office features furnished to individual line business and residence customers wishing to combine a single exchange access line or up to thirty exchange access lines into Commstar II. It is available within the exchange area of all exchanges served by a central office where facilities and operating conditions permit.

1. Basic Package Features/2/

Commstar II Intercom

Up to twenty-nine other lines can be dialed in the same Commstar II by dialing an access code followed by two digits. Two user locations with the same line number cannot access each other utilizing the Intercom feature.

Commstar II Call Hold

A call can be placed on hold by flashing the switchhook and dialing a code. This frees the line to originate another call or use the call pickup feature.

Commstar II Call Pickup

A call can be answered which has been directed to another line in the Commstar II group. Additional call pickup groups are available on an optional basis.

Commstar II Call Transfer

Any established call can be transferred to another line within or outside the Commstar II. One person on the final connection must still be within the Commstar II.

Commstar II Three-Way Calling

A call in progress can be placed on hold and a second call completed while maintaining privacy from the first call. In addition, the user of a Commstar II equipped line may choose to add on the previously held call into a three-way conference.

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services.

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A. Description (cont’d)

2. Optional Line Features

Commstar II Call Waiting

A tone burst is provided to a user on an existing call that another call is waiting.

Commstar II Call Forwarding

All calls made to the subscribing line are automatically transferred to a different line, within or outside the Commstar II.

Commstar II Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding

This feature automatically transfers incoming and intercom calls that encounter a busy line condition and/or a don't answer condition after a preselected number of rings (from 1 to 7) on the subscribing Commstar II equipped line to an alternate designated line within or outside the Commstar II group but within the same central office switch. Because of technical limitations, the actual number of ring cycles before a don't answer call is transferred may vary slightly from the preset value. The number to which the calls are transferred and the approximate number of ring cycles before a don't answer call is transferred are specified by the customer at the time the feature is ordered. This feature is in operation on a continuous basis and cannot be activated or deactivated by the customer. Changes to the feature must be requested from the Company.

Commstar II Speed Calling

Allows a user to abbreviate dialing patterns for frequently called and emergency numbers. By dialing an access code followed by one digit, a customer can dial up to 6 preprogrammed numbers.

Commstar II Call Selection

Call Selection will allow a customer to determine which calls can be placed on the Commstar II lines. There are three offerings:

A. Allows ZUM 1 and 2 (denies 7 and 10 digit toll, and ZUM 3) B. Allows ZUM 1, 2 and 3 (denies 7 and 10 digit toll) C. Allows ZUM 1, 2 and 3 and 7 digit toll (denies 10 digit toll)

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28,

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3. Optional Group Features

Commstar II Distinctive Ringing

Allows a user to distinguish between incoming and intercom calls by providing distinctive ringing patterns. Commstar II lines equipped for distinctive ringing which are also assigned the Call Waiting feature will receive distinctive tones on incoming and intercom calls which are waiting.

Commstar II /800 Service Access

Allows access to 800 Service by dialing a separate access line. The 800 Line(s) is not included in the maximum line capacity of the Commstar II.

Commstar II Features will continue to function in a normal manner when the 800 Line is in use. 800 service must terminate in the same central office and same switch as the local service common block.

Custom 800 Service

Custom 800 Service as set forth in Guidebook, Part 10, Section 1 may be provisioned on a Commstar II line. The Custom 800 line is not counted in the maximum 30 line capacity of the Commstar II. There are no nonrecurring charges associated with the provisioning of Custom 800 Service on the Commstar II line.

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28,

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1. The Company may furnish Commstar II where there is available central office equipment with the proper program updates as determined by the Company.

2. Commstar II is available on all individual business and residence access lines other than

public or semi-public service lines.

3. A customer or customers may choose to combine access lines located at different premises into a Commstar II. All access lines combined in Commstar II must be served by the same central office.

4. The combining of access lines carrying different classes of service designations into a

Commstar II is permitted. 5. All Commstar II lines must be equipped for Touch-Tone signaling. 6. The quality of transmission for calls utilizing Commstar II Call Forwarding or Commstar II

Three-Way Calling may vary depending on the distance and routing involved. The Company makes no representation as to the quality of the transmission on such calls.

7. Different customers may arrange to have their individual access lines combined in a

Commstar II.

In the case where either of the optional features, Commstar II Speed Dialing or Commstar II Distinctive Ringing are ordered, an agreement must be reached between customers and Company as to which customer will be responsible for these particular features.

8. A customer with a line equipped with Commstar II Call Forwarding is responsible for the

payment of any applicable charges for each completed call between the subscribing line and the forwarded to line. This charge for local, message unit, zone calling units or dial station toll applies to all forwarding calls that are answered at the forwarded to line station.

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 60.

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9. It is the responsibility of the customer forwarding calls to another service to obtain any necessary permission of the customer to whom the calls are forwarded. Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11 prohibits interference of telephone service of another.

10. The Company may discontinue the telephone service of a customer with Commstar II

service for nonpayment or noncompliance with other rules. Refer to Schedule Cal.P.U.C. No. A2.1.11.

11. Temporary Service is not offered with Commstar II. 12. The limitation of the Company's liability is set forth in Guidebook, Part 2, Section 2. 13. A minimum of two (2) lines will be needed to establish a Commstar II. 14. Unless otherwise specifically stated in this tariff schedule, Commstar II, access lines will

be treated as Individual Line Business and/or Residence Service and all applicable tariff and/or Guidebook schedules of the Company will apply.

15. The Company is not responsible for incompatibility between Company provided service

and customer-provided terminal equipment as set forth in Guidebook, Part 8, Section 8. 16. A control account is necessary with any Commstar II so central office translations can be provided to activate the Intercom feature. An agreement must be reached between the

customer(s) and the Company as to which customer will be designated as the control account. The customer of the control account is also responsible for handling order inquiries and maintenance problems

with the Company. /1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 61.

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17. COMMSTAR II basic and optional features are not compatible with existing Custom Calling Services described in Guidebook, Part 7, Section 2.

18. The optional features Call Waiting and Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding may not be provided on the same line for the COMMSTAR II.

19. Lines terminated in a COMMSTAR II only may not be equipped for hunting if Busy Call

Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding is provided. 20. Each customer is responsible for the COMMSTAR II basic features and optional line

features on their individual access lines(s). 21. This schedule contains flexible charges for the monthly rates of COMMSTAR II, Optional

Line Features and Optional Group Features. The current rates will be set forth on the range basis following.

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 62.

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The rates and charges following are for COMMSTAR II only and are in addition to the applicable service charges, monthly rates and non-recurring charges with which they are associated.

1. The following charges apply when establishing COMMSTAR II at the same time or subsequent to the associated exchange individual access line(s).

Nonrecurring Charges The nonrecurring charge is dependent on the line size group of the COMMSTAR II being established. The charge decreases in relation to the increased group size.

Applicable before February 16, 1987: Nonrecurring Monthly Charge Rate USOC

Basic Features 7 to 10 - per line $47.50 RR MVC10 11 to 15 - per line 35.15 RR MVC15

16 to 30 - per line 27.55 RR MVC30

Applicable on and after February 16, 1987:

Nonrecurring Charge Monthly Rate Basic Features Business Residence Business Residence USOC

First 2 to 10 - per line/2/

$33.25 $14.25 $8.26 $7.79 MVC10 First 11 to 15 - per line/2/

23.75 14.25 8.26 7.79 MVC15 First 16 to 30 - per line /2/

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Nonrecurring Charges Monthly Rates Business Residence Business Residence USOC

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Call Waiting - per line $3.80 $3.80 $1.90 $1.90 MVCCW

Call Forwarding - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCCF

Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCAA

Speed Calling - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCCD

Call Selection

Allows ZUM 1 and 2 Local Calls (Denies 7 and 10 digit toll, ZUM 3) - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCS1 Allows ZUM 1 and 2 Local, ZUM 3 (denies 7 and 10 digit toll) - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCS2 Allows ZUM 1 and 2 Local, ZUM 3, and 7 digit toll (denies 10 digit toll) - per line 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCS3

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ See B.21. preceding. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 65.

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Nonrecurring Charges Monthly Rates Business Residence Business Residence USOC

3. Optional Group Features

Distinctive Ringing - per group $ 3.80 $ 3.80 $4.75 $4.75 MVCDR Each additional call pick-up group/2/ - per group 3.80 3.80 1.90 1.90 MVCCP Monthly Rates 800 Service/800 Service Access Intrastate - per 800 line, per system $19.00 19.00 NO MVC8S Interstate - per 800 line 19.00 19.00 NO MVC8X 800 Service Access - per access code 38.00 38.00 NO MVC2W Universal Access 800 Service Access - per 800 line 19.00 19.00 NO MVC8U

/1/ Commstar II is Frozen/Grandfathered for business and residence customers effective September 28, 2012. See Part 2, Section 2, for Frozen/Grandfathered services. /2/ See B.21. preceding. /3/ Material formerly appeared in Part 7, Section 2, Sheet 66.

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Applicable before February 16, 1987:


Changes from a Premiere 6 system to a Commstar II

7 to 10 - per line/2/

RR RR MVC10 11 to 15 - per line/2/

RR RR MVC15 16 to 30 lines - per line/2/

RR RR MVC30


Addition of optional features - per line/3/ $5.70 $7.50 RR NA Change optional features, - per line/3/ 5.70 7.50 RR NA

Applicable on and after February 16, 1987:


Changes from a Premiere 6 or Commstar I System to a Commstar II - Existing lines NO RR NA First 2 to 10 lines- per line /2/

RR RR MVC10 Next 11 to 25 lines- per line /2/

RR RR MVC15 Next 16 to 30 lines- per line /2/

RR RR MVC30


Addition of optional features - per line/3/ $3.80 $3.80 RR NA Change optional features, - per line/3/ 3.80 3.80 RR NA


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Remove Commstar II lines from an existing system - per line NO NWCPS

Changes to Busy Call Forwarding/Delay Call Forwarding as specified by the customer - per line $5.70 NWCPS

Changes in the intercom designation code associated with Commstar II intercom, - per line $5.70 NWCPS

Changes to remove and reestablish control account - per line $5.70 NWCPS

6. Where measured service exchange individual access lines are combined in a Commstar II,

message charges are not applicable to calls completed utilizing the Commstar II Intercom feature.

7. Service charges associated with establishing Commstar II because of the availability of facilities

are not applicable to the following changes:

a. Telephone number changes.

b. Changes of class, type or grade of residence service from flat rate to measured service.

8. Message Waiting Indicator Nonrecurring Monthly Charge Rate USOC

- associated with Forwarded Call Information Service - per line/2/

RR RR EMW


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