Optional EAS Traffic. Optional EAS Traffic is local calling scope traffic that, under an optional rate package chosen by the End User Customer, terminates at a physical location outside of that End User Customer’s Local Calling Area or mandatory Extended Area Service (EAS).
Optional EAS Traffic. Optional EAS Traffic is local calling scope traffic that, under defined optional rate packages chosen by the End User, terminates at a physical location outside of that End User’s Local Calling Area or mandatory Extended Area Service (EAS). Optional EAS is an EAS calling plan that is not required or mandated by the FCC or the Commission but is voluntarily offered by a Party. An EAS calling plan that is required or mandated by the FCC or the Commission is a mandatory EAS plan irrespective of whether or not mandatory EAS area is only available to end users who affirmatively elect or opt to take advantage of such wider local calling area and irrespective of whether such end users must pay an additional charge in order to have the benefit of such mandatory EAS area.
Optional EAS Traffic traffic that is originated by end-users subscribing to Optional EAS service offered as an option to Exchange Service subscribers which would allow them to pay a lower measured rate or a flat rate for calls to specific end offices that otherwise would be billed based on toll tariff rates. The Optional EAS areas covered by this Agreement are described in GTE’s General Exchange Tariff. The areas described in GTE’s general exchange tariff may be amended from time to time with the approval of the Commission. For purposes of compensation for exchange of traffic, Optional EAS will be considered Toll traffic.
Optional EAS Traffic. 6.4.4.3 IntraLATA Toll Traffic 6.4.4.4 800, 888, 877, (“8YY”) Traffic
