Common use of Custom Calling Services Clause in Contracts

Custom Calling Services. Custom Calling Services may be furnished with single line Basic Local Exchange Service only. Services under this section will not be provided on FX, WATS, Coin Telephone Service, ISDN-BRI or ISDN-PRI. Custom Calling Services may not be available in all locations. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ID with Name. (1) Caller ID will allow Customer to view the telephone number and name of an incoming call before answering. The name will be displayed as it appears in CenturyLink's billing records. After the first ring, the Central Office sends the telephone number and name of the calling party as well as the current month, day, hour and minute. If the calling party has designated their telephone number as private or if the incoming call is handled by an operator or is from outside a Caller ID equipped calling area, the calling number and name will not be displayed. (2) The Service requires a telephone set or an adjunct unit capable of recognizing and displaying the calling telephone number and name sent from the Central Office. (3) Caller ID customers who do not wish to receive calls with blocked numbers can activate Anonymous Call Rejection. While the Service is activated, incoming calls with blocked numbers are routed to an announcement in the Central Office. Anonymous Call Rejection is automatically available, in the deactive state, where technically feasible. (4) If the incoming call is from a caller served by a PBX, only the main number and customer's name associated with the PBX is transmitted and available for display. (5) If the incoming call originates from a multi-line ▇▇▇▇ group, the telephone number and name transmitted will always be the main number of the ▇▇▇▇ group and associated customer name. (6) Caller ID is not available on operator handled calls. B. Anonymous Call Rejection. Anonymous Call Rejection allows Customer to route blocked calls to a prerecorded message which indicates to the calling party that the subscriber to Anonymous Call Rejection does not accept blocked calls. Blocked calls are calls that have been designated as private by a calling party by use of Caller ID Per Call. C. Call Blocking/Screening Services. (1) Per Call Blocking is automatically included with the provision of telephone service for single-line business customers. Per Call Blocking will be activated by CenturyLink at no charge. (2) Before placing an outgoing telephone call, Customer may designate their number as private and prevent the delivery of their telephone number and name to the called party. On a per call basis, Customer dials the Per Call Blocking activation code which prevents their telephone number and name from being displayed. (3) Per Call Blocking, when activated, will prevent the use of Return Call. For Return Call attributes, see that section within this annex. (4) Local Public Access Lines are not eligible for per call blocking. Local Public Access Line numbers and name associated with the paystation will always display on a Caller ID unit.

Custom Calling Services. Custom Calling Services may be furnished with single line Basic Local Exchange Service only. Services under this section will not be provided on FX, WATS, Coin Telephone Service, ISDN-BRI or ISDN-PRI. Custom Calling Services may not be available in all locations. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ID with Name. (1) Caller ID will allow Customer to view the telephone number and name of an incoming call before answering. The name will be displayed as it appears in CenturyLink's billing records. After the first ring, the Central Office sends the telephone number and name of the calling party as well as the current month, day, hour and minute. If the calling party has designated their telephone number as private or if the incoming call is handled by an operator or is from outside a Caller ID equipped calling area, the calling number and name will not be displayed. (2) The Service requires a telephone set or an adjunct unit capable of recognizing and displaying the calling telephone number and name sent from the Central Office. (3) Caller ID customers who do not wish to receive calls with blocked numbers can activate Anonymous Call Rejection. While the Service is activated, incoming calls with blocked numbers are routed to an announcement in the Central Office. Anonymous Call Rejection is automatically available, in the deactive state, where technically feasible. (4) If the incoming call is from a caller served by a PBX, only the main number and customer's name associated with the PBX is transmitted and available for display. (5) If the incoming call originates from a multi-line ▇▇▇▇ group, the telephone number and name transmitted will always be the main number of the ▇▇▇▇ group and associated customer name. (6) Caller ID is not available on operator handled calls. B. Anonymous Call Rejection. Anonymous Call Rejection allows Customer to route blocked calls to a prerecorded message which indicates to the calling party that the subscriber to Anonymous Call Rejection does not accept blocked calls. Blocked calls are calls that have been designated as private by a calling party by use of Caller ID Per Call. C. Call Blocking/Screening Services. (1) Per Call Blocking is automatically included with the provision of telephone service for single-line business customers. Per Call Blocking will be activated by CenturyLink at no charge. (2) Before placing an outgoing telephone call, Customer may designate their number as private and prevent the delivery of their telephone number and name to the called party. On a per call basis, Customer dials the Per Call Blocking activation code which prevents their telephone number and name from being displayed. (3) Per Call Blocking, when activated, will prevent the use of Return Call. For Return Call attributes, see that section within this annex. (4) Local Public Access Lines are not eligible for per call blocking. Local Public Access Line numbers and name associated with the paystation will always display on a Caller ID unit.