Reserved Short Codes. Reserved Short Codes are short codes within the range of potential CSCs that are reserved for other purposes and therefore are not available to be used as CSCs. There are no code-specific charges associated with reserved codes. Although historically there were two types of reserved codes (grandfathered codes and Carrier-reserved codes), currently all reserved codes are labeled “Carrier Reserved Codes”. Grandfathered Codes were CSCs that were initially reserved by one or more Carriers at the time the CSC Registry launched in October 2003. Commencing after the launch of the CSC Registry, individual Carriers were, and are still, able to reserve short codes within the range of CSCs for their own purposes as long as the code is not already registered. If the code is already registered as a CSC, the Carrier’s reservation request will be denied. The lessee has the right to renew that same code when its term is expiring, assuming it has abided by the terms of the Registrant Sub-license Agreement. Once a Carrier reserves a Carrier-specific code it is removed from the pool of available CSCs. 91 Pursuant to 17 CFR 240.24b-2, confidential information has been omitted in places marked “[* * *]” and has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to a Confidential Treatment Application filed with the Commission. Amended and Restated Common Short Code License Agreement The Registry will register; 1) the code, 2) the Carrier, and 3) the date it was reserved. The Registry will only disclose that the code is not available for registration as a CSC. It will not disclose the Carrier that registered the code. If a Carrier decides that it is no longer necessary to reserve the Carrier-specific code, it can call Customer Support to contribute it to the pool of CSCs. This process is depicted in Attachment 2. The Carrier’s primary point of contact with the Registry will send an email to the Registry identifying the code(s) contributed and the date of contribution. The Registry will store a copy of the correspondence in its records. It is possible that more than one Carrier will have claimed the code as a grandfathered code. If no other Carrier still has the code reserved as a grandfathered code it will be placed in the pool of CSCs and will start a 90-day aging period where it cannot be assigned as a CSC. Carriers will be notified, via email, each time a grandfathered code enters the 90-day aging period. They will not be told which Carrier contributed...

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