Common use of Traffic Termination Compensation Clause in Contracts

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 4.2.1 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this AgreementAgreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EASELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 3.2.1 This Section 4.2 3.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Local Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/ISP-Bound Local Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 3.2.1 This Section 4.2 3.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bourid Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 3.2.1. This Section 4.2 3 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Local Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties as set forth in this Agreement. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by to the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this AgreementAgreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EAS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.

Traffic Termination Compensation. 4.2.1 This Section 4.2 is expressly limited to the transport and termination of Local/ELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic originated by and terminated to End User Customers of the Parties in this AgreementAgreement or of the Parties’ Retail Provider customers. Both Parties agree that the traffic is roughly in balance and therefore compensation for Local/EASELCS/EAS Traffic and ISP-Bound Traffic shall be in the form of the mutual exchange of services provided by the other Party with no minute of use billing related to exchange of such traffic issued by either Party.