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International Price List FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President First Revised Title Page 180 S. Clinton Ave. Cancels Original Title Page Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: November 20, 2016 Effective Date: November 20, 2016 International Common Carrier Service Rates & Regulations of FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. This Domestic Informational Price List (DIPL or Price List) contains the rates terms and conditions (T) applicable to the provision of services described herein by the Issuing Carrier, hereinafter referred to as | Carrier, Company or Frontier Communications Online and Long Distance Inc. | | They are terms and conditions that will initially apply to customers without other contractual | arrangements. Customers with preexisting contractual arrangements will continue to be provided with | service pursuant to those contracts. The Carrier reserves the right to modify these provisions on a | prospective basis and to provide service under such modified provisions. Customers will be given notice | of such modifications through mailings, publications or other processes. (T) Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Fourteenth Revised Page 1 180 S. Clinton Ave. Cancels Thirteenth Revised Page 1 Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: November 20, 2016 Effective Date: November 20, 2016 CHECK SHEET The pages of this tariff as listed below are effective as of the date shown. Revised sheets contain all changes from the original tariff that are in effect as of the date indicated. An "*" to the right of revision level indicates the page is included in the current filing. PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION Title First Revised* 26 Original 1 Fourteenth 27 Original Revised * 2 First Revised 28 Original 2.1 Fifth Revised 29 Original 3 Original 30 Original 4 Original 31 Original 5 Original 32 Original 6 Original 33 Original 7 Original 34 Original 8 Original 35 Original 9 Original 36 Original 10 Original 37 Original 11 Original 38 Original 12 Original 39 Original 13 Original 40 Original 14 Original 41 Original 15 Original 42 Original 16 Original 43 Original 17 Sixth Revised 44 Original 18 Original 45 Original 19 Original 46 Original 20 Original 47 Original 21 First Revised 48 Original 22 Original 49 Original 23 Original 50 Original 24 Original 25 Original * - indicates page(s) included in the current filing. Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President First Revised Page 2 180 S. Clinton Ave. Cancels Original Page 2 Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 CHECK SHEET PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION 51 Original 76 Original 52 Original 77 Original 53 Original 78 Original 54 Original 79 Original 55 Original 80 Original 56 Original 81 Original 57 Original 82 Original 58 Original 83 Original 59 Original 84 Original 60 Original 85 Original 61 Original 86 Original 62 Original 87 Original 63 Original 88 Original 64 Original 89 Original 65 Original 90 Original 66 Original 91 Original 67 Original 92 Original 68 Original 93 Original 69 Original 94 Original 70 Original 95 Original 71 Original 96 Original 72 Original 97 Original 73 Original 98 Original 74 Original 99 Original 75 Original * - indicates page(s) included in the currently filing. Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Fifth Revised Page 2.1 180 S. Clinton Ave. Cancels Fourth Revised Page 2.1 Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: November 16, 2015 Effective Date: November 16, 2015 CHECK SHEET PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION 100 Original 129 1st Revised* 101 Original 130 1st Revised* 102 Original 131 2nd Revised 103 Original 132 2nd Revised 104 Original 133 Original 105 Original 134 Original 106 Original 135 Original 107 Original 136 Original 108 Original 137 Original 109 Original 138 Original 110 Original 139 Original 111 Original 140 Original 112 Original 141 Original 113 Original 142 Original 114 Original 143 2nd Revised 115 Original 144 2nd Revised 116 Original 145 Original 117 Original 146 Original 118 Original 147 Original 119 Original 148 Original 120 1st Revised* 149 Original 121 1st Revised* 150 Original 122 2nd Revised* 151 Original 123 1st Revised* 152 Original 124 1st Revised* 153 Original 125 1st Revised* 154 Original 126 1st Revised* 155 Original 127 1st Revised* 156 Original 128 1st Revised* 157 Original 158 Original 159 Original * - indicates page(s) included in the currently filing. Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Original Page 3 180 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 OTHER CARRIERS None CONCURRING CARRIERS None CONNECTING CARRIERS None OTHER PARTICIPATING CARRIERS None Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Original Page 4 180 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SYMBOLS (C) To signify a changed regulation. (D) To signify a discontinued rate or regulation. (I) To signify an increase. (M) To signify material relocated from or to another part of tariff schedule without change. (N) To signify a new rate or regulation. (R) To signify a reduction. (S) To signify reissued material. (T) To signify a change in text but no change in rate or regulation. (Z) To signify a correction. ABBREVIATIONS ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network LEC - Local Exchange Company MTS - Message Telecommunications Service PBX - Private Branch Exchange Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Original Page 5 180 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS Check Sheet 1 Other, Concurring, Connecting and Other Participating Carriers 3 Explanation of Symbols and Abbreviations 4 Table of Contents 5 Section 1 – Definitions 6 Section 2 – Terms and Conditions 10 Section 3 – Description of Service and Rates 31 Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Original Page 6 180 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS The following definitions are applicable to this tariff: Access Line -A local channel for voice, data, or video communications which connects the Customer location to a location of the Company or its underlying carrier or service provider. Account - The Customer who has agreed, orally or in writing, to honor the terms of service established by the Company. An Account may have more than one service or telephone number and/or telephone numbers billed to the same Customer address. An Account may include multiple locations for the same Customer. Aggregator - Any person or other legal entity that may be a Customer and, in the ordinary course of its operations, makes telephones available to the public or to transient users of its premises, for interstate telephone calls using a provider of operator services. Authorization Code - A pre-defined series of numbers to be dialed by the Customer upon access to the Company's system to identify the caller and validate the caller's authorization to use the services provided. The Customer is responsible for charges incurred through the use of his or her assigned Authorization Code. An example of an Authorization Code is a calling card account number and personal identification number. Business Customer - For the purpose of this tariff, a Business Customer is a Customer of the Company whose primary use of the Company's service is for business purposes. A Business Customer is also a Customer who accesses the Company's service using an access line that has been assigned a business class of service by the local service provider. Calling Card Call - A calling card call is an operator assisted or automated call placed by a Customer where the call charges are billed to a local telephone company issued authorization code rather than to the originating or terminating telephone number. Casual Calling - A service provided over facilities owned by the Company or an affiliate of the Company whereby the Customer accesses the Company's service by dialing an access code assigned to the Company prior to placing the call, such as 101XXX+1+area code +destination number or 101XXX+01+country code+destination number. Printed in the USA. FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE AND LONG DISTANCE INC. Price List No. 2 Kenneth Mason, Vice President Original Page 7 180 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14646 Issue Date: June 30, 2010 Effective Date: July 1, 2010 SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS, (Cont'd.) Collect Call - A billing arrangement by which the charges for a call may be billed to the called party, provided the called party agrees to accept the charges. Commission - The Federal Communications Commission. Company - Frontier Communications Online And Long Distance Inc., unless stated otherwise. Consumer - A person who is not a Customer initiating any interstate or international telephone calls using operator services. Customer - Any person, firm, partnership, corporation or other entity which subscribes to or uses service under the terms and conditions of this tariff. The Customer is responsible for the payment of charges for service offered by the Company which are subscribed to or used by the Customer. The Customer is also responsible for payment of charges for a third person's use of service to which the Customer subscribes. Equal Access - The ability of the Company to serve Customers on a presubscribed basis rather than through the use of dial access codes, such as 101XXXX. IMTS - International Message Telecommunications Service.
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