Calling Card Clause Samples
A Calling Card clause defines the terms and conditions under which calling cards—prepaid or postpaid cards used to make telephone calls—may be issued, used, and managed within the scope of an agreement. This clause typically outlines the responsibilities of the issuer and the cardholder, such as activation procedures, usage limits, billing, and liability for unauthorized use. For example, it may specify how lost or stolen cards should be reported and what happens in cases of misuse. The core function of this clause is to establish clear rules for the use of calling cards, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring both parties understand their obligations and protections.
Calling Card. The individual originating a 0+ or 0- call from a LWCAL provides operator with a Calling Card number for billing purposes.
Calling Card. The ILEC’s end user dialing 0 may provide the OS Operator with a Calling Card number for billing purposes, and seek assistance in completing the call.
Calling Card. The End User dialing 0- or 0+, provides the OS operator with a Calling Card number for billing purposes, and seeks assistance in completing the call.
Calling Card. The individual originating a 0+ or 0- call from a 271LS port provides operator with a Calling Card number for billing purposes.