Common use of Equipment Rental Fees Clause in Contracts

Equipment Rental Fees. This is the charge associated with the rental of equipment for the sole purpose of use in connection with the Service. Usage Charges - If you exceed the number of calling minutes on your plan, Firefly Fiber Broadband will xxxx you for the minutes you use above your allowance. Firefly Fiber Broadband also bills for calls to directory assistance and other information services. International Usage Charges - These are the fees associated with calls to locations outside of the US, and Canada. Advanced Features, Add-Ons, Premium Services – Firefly Fiber Broadband charges additional fees for enhanced features and services such as Virtual Phone Numbers. Universal Service Fund - The Universal Service Fund (USF) provides support to promote access to telecommunications services at reasonable rates for those living in rural and high-cost areas, income-eligible consumers, rural health care facilities, and schools and libraries All telephone companies that provide service between states and internationally, including wireless companies, must contribute a percentage of their revenues derived from these services to the USF. Taxes – Firefly Fiber Broadband is required to xxxx and collect local, state and federal taxes imposed on Firefly Fiber Broadband customers by the various taxing authorities. Firefly Fiber Broadband passes all taxes it collects on to the appropriate taxing authority. 911 Fees - State and/or local governments may assess fees on Firefly Fiber Broadband to pay for emergency services in your community. Firefly Fiber Broadband bills and collects 911 fees from its customers and remits such fees to the appropriate authority. Depending on where you live, these fees can vary widely. Firefly Fiber Broadband is committed to supporting public safety services and resources in your State.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Business Voip Service Agreement Terms and Conditions, Business Voice Service Agreement Terms and Conditions

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Equipment Rental Fees. This is the charge associated with the rental of equipment for the sole purpose of use in connection with the Service. Usage Charges - If you exceed the number of calling minutes on your plan, Firefly Fiber Broadband will xxxx bill you for the minutes you use above your allowance. Firefly Fiber Broadband also bills for calls to directory assistance and other information services. International Usage Charges - These are the fees associated with calls to locations outside of the US, and Canada. Advanced Features, Add-Ons, Premium Services – Firefly Fiber Broadband charges additional fees for enhanced features and services such as Virtual Phone Numbers. Universal Service Fund - The Universal Service Fund (USF) provides support to promote access to telecommunications services at reasonable rates for those living in rural and high-cost areas, income-eligible consumers, rural health care facilities, and schools and libraries All telephone companies that provide service between states and internationally, including wireless companies, must contribute a percentage of their revenues derived from these services to the USF. Taxes – Firefly Fiber Broadband is required to xxxx bill and collect local, state and federal taxes imposed on Firefly Fiber Broadband customers by the various taxing authorities. Firefly Fiber Broadband passes all taxes it collects on to the appropriate taxing authority. 911 Fees - State and/or local governments may assess fees on Firefly Fiber Broadband to pay for emergency services in your community. Firefly Fiber Broadband bills and collects 911 fees from its customers and remits such fees to the appropriate authority. Depending on where you live, these fees can vary widely. Firefly Fiber Broadband is committed to supporting public safety services and resources in your State.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, Business Voip Service Agreement Terms and Conditions

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