TRAVEL CARD Service Sample Clauses

TRAVEL CARD Service. (i) origination is available from locations in the 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Canada; (ii) termination is available to locations in the 48 contiguous United States for calls from locations in the 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Canada; (iii) termination is available to locations in the 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Canada for calls from locations in the 48 contiguous United States; and (iv) International Origination is available from select locations for termination within the 48 contiguous states.
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TRAVEL CARD Service. VT's Travel Card Service permits Customers to make calls from any non-rotarydialed telephone in an location served by VT to any international location served by VT by dialing 1 + 800 + NXX + XXXX (or the appropriate number in the originating country), receiving a prompting tone, then dialing in the Customer's personal identification number (PIN) assigned by VT followed by the telephone number of the called party. There are three classes of Travel Card Service:
TRAVEL CARD Service. Customers may access VT's Travel Card Service associated with the Company's Dime Club® Program from any non-rotary dialed telephone to any other location by dialing 1+800+NXX-XXXX (or appropriate international code), receiving a prompting tone, then dialing the Customer's PIN, assigned by VT, followed by the destination number of the called party. Customers utilizing VT’s Travel Card Service will be charged $1.75 per call surcharge.
TRAVEL CARD Service. JURISDICTION RATE PER MINUTE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BASIC INTERSTATE - Within the 48 contiguous United $0.1200 Day/Nonday States ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BASIC XXXXXXXXXX Xxxxxxxx - 00 xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx to $0.1450 Day/Nonday Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands - Hawaii to 48 contiguous United $0.1550 Day/$0.1470 Nonday States - Alaska to 48 contiguous United $0.2728 Day/$0.2651 Nonday States - Puerto Rico to 48 contiguous $0.1830 Day/$0.1783 Nonday United States - US Virgin Islands to 48 $0.2170 Day/$0.2093 Nonday contiguous United States ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BASIC INTRASTATE* SEE Schedule 2 (SWITCHED ACCESS Service Rates) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BASIC INTERNATIONAL TRIANGLE - 48 contiguous United States to SEE Schedule 4* (SWITCHED International locations ACCESS Service Rates) (excluding Canada and Mexico) - 48 contiguous United States to $0.1300 Day/Nonday Canada - 48 contiguous United States to SEE Schedule 3 (SWITCHED Mexico ACCESS Service - Canada to 48 Contiguous United Rates)$0.2450 Day/Nonday States ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENHANCED SEE Schedule 6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRIANGLE NOT SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT. * Based on Customer's Minimum Revenue Commitment described in Section 2 of the PET rounded down to the nearest level.

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