Basic Local Exchange Service Sample Clauses

Basic Local Exchange Service. Voice grade access to the network that provides: the ability to place and receive calls; touch-tone service, access to operator services; access to directory assistance; access to emergency services (E911); access to telephone relay service (TRS); access to Interexchange Carriers of the Customer’s choice; standard white pages directory listing; and toll blocking for low-income consumers participating in Lifeline (subject to technical feasibility).
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Basic Local Exchange Service. Voice grade access to the network that provides the ability to place and receive calls; touch-tone service, access to operator services; access to directory Traffic Exchange Agreement Bresnan and UBTA-UBET – State of Michigan Page 35 of 45 Assistance; access to emergency services (E911); access to telephone relay service (TRS); access to interexchange carriers of the customer’s choice; standard white pages directory listing; and toll blocking for low- income consumers participating in Lifeline (subject to technical feasibility).
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Basic Local Exchange Service. Access to Verizon’s local telephone network that provides the following: exchange of local Telecommunications Service between the Parties, the ability to place and receive calls; touch-tone service, access to operator services; access to directory assistance; access to emergency services (E911); access to telephone relay service (TRS); originating and terminating access to interexchange carriers; standard white pages directory listing; and toll blocking for low-income consumers participating in Lifeline (subject to technical feasibility).
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