Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs Sample Clauses

Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. 13.1 Local Services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state regulatory body, include programs such as Link-Up America. Where required by the applicable Commission, when such AT&T customers choose to obtain Resale service from CLEC, AT&T will confirm such customers’ eligibility to participate in such AT&T programs to CLEC, in electronic format in accordance with the procedures set forth in Attachment 27: Operations Support Systems (OSS). CLEC is responsible for ensuring that its customers to whom it resells AT&T’ Link-Up America services are eligible to receive same.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. Local Services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state or federal regulatory body, include programs such as Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs, such as Lifeline, and Link-up America (collectively referred to as "Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs") and Directory Assistance - Exempt. When a GTE Customer eligible for these services chooses to obtain Local Service from AT&T, GTE shall forward to AT&T on the Customer Service Record information regarding such customer's eligibility to participate in such programs. If GTE under the applicable laws of the State cannot provide the CSR to AT&T, GTE shall otherwise inform AT&T of such customer's eligibility.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. AT&T may purchase for resale to eligible AT&T Customers any Telecommunications Service that BA provides at retail to BA subscribers who are not Telecommunications Carriers and who are eligible for government established programs for low-income Customers, such as the Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Program, Link-Up America, and Directory Assistance-Exempt.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. Except to the extent prohibited by Applicable Law, Sprint may purchase for resale to eligible Sprint Customers any Telecommunications Service that BA provides at retail to BA subscribers who are not Telecommunications Carriers and who are eligible for government established programs for low-income Customers, such as the Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Program, and Link-Up America.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. 4.1 Local Services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state regulatory body, include programs such as Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Program and Link-Up America. When such AT&T OKLAHOMA customers choose to obtain Resale service from CLEC, AT&T OKLAHOMA will confirm such customers’ eligibility to participate in such AT&T OKLAHOMA programs to CLEC, in electronic format in accordance with the procedures set forth in Attachment 2: Ordering and Provisioning - Resale. CLEC is responsible for ensuring that its customers to whom it resells AT&T OKLAHOMA’s Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs services are eligible to receive same.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. 4.3.1 Local telecommunications services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state regulatory body, include programs such as Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Program and Link-Up America ("Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs"). When a BellSouth end user eligible for the Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Program, or other similar state programs, chooses to obtain local service from AT&T, BellSouth shall forward available information regarding such end user’s eligibility to participate in such programs to AT&T, in electronic format in accordance with procedures to be mutually established by the Parties and applicable state and federal law.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs. Local Services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state or federal regulatory body, include programs such as Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs, such as Lifeline, and Link-up America (collectively referred to as "Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs") and Directory Assistance - Exempt. When a GTE Customer eligible for these services chooses to obtain Local Service from ACSI, GTE shall forward to ACSI on the Customer Service Record information regarding such customer's eligibility to participate in such programs. If GTE under the applicable laws of the State cannot provide the CSR to ACSI, GTE shall otherwise inform ACSI of such customer's eligibility.
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Voluntary Federal Customer Financial Assistance Programs are Telecommunications Services provided to low-income subscribers, pursuant to requirements established by the appropriate state regulatory body.
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