IPCC Outbound Sample Clauses

IPCC Outbound. IPCC Outbound is billed at a per-minute rate, according to the number dialed and the origination and termination types. Calling rates are determined by the country dialed – U.S. or international telephone numbers – and the termination type: switched wireline, switched mobile, or IP. Usage rates are assessed as follows:  In 6-second increments rounded up to the next 3-second increment, i.e., 0-to-3 seconds rounds down; 4 seconds or more rounds up to the next whole 6-second increment.  An 18-second minimum charge will apply to each call with duration of 18 seconds or less.
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