TDM Services/Copper Retirement Sample Clauses

TDM Services/Copper Retirement. For any Client using Time-Division Multiplexing (“TDM”) Services, the Client acknowledges that BullsEye’s underlying carriers are increasing their activity to both (a) retire TDM services and/or copper network facilities used to provide such services and (b) seek regulatory relief with respect to their obligations to offer such services to other carriers, such as BullsEye. Client acknowledges that such activity may affect BullsEye’s ability to offer and provide TDM-based Services to Client, either at the rates currently provided or altogether. In such event, the rates and/or Services available may change. In the event of a rate change or elimination of a Service, Client has the option to (i) accept new rates, if available, (ii) renegotiate its Agreement, or (iii) convert the affected Services to an alternative solution offered by BullsEye. d. Broadband Services. Agreements that include Broadband Services (e.g., Cable, DSL) have been qualified through BullsEye’s qualification tool in order to provide availability based on the specific type of Service and speed requested by Client. These qualification tools may be less than 100% accurate and actual availability of Service cannot be known until order placement. After order placement, if it is discovered that the selected Broadband Service cannot be delivered, for example because of distance or construction costs, BullsEye will automatically move ahead with the next available qualified option and will, when requested, provide documentation to Client indicating the reason that the initial Service order could not be fulfilled. Furthermore, select Broadband Services may be quoted with a discount based upon a minimum quantity ordered within a defined time period. If the minimum order quantity is not met within the defined time period, BullsEye reserves the right to revert pricing to the BullsEye rates that are in effect at that time, beginning with the next billing cycle following the end of the defined time period.
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