Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) definition
Examples of Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) in a sentence
Local Traffic excludes Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) and Internet Service Provider (ISP) traffic , including but not limited to Internet, 900-976, etc., and Internet Protocol based long distance telephony.
Local Traffic does not currently include traffic that originates from or terminates to an Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) or Information Service Provider.
Local Traffic excludes Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) traffic (e.g. Internet, 900-976, etc.) and Internet Protocol based voice or fax telephony.
II-2 1.20 Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) ...................................
Local Traffic excludes Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) and Internet Service Provider (ISP) traffic, including but not limited to Internet, 900-976, etc., and Internet Protocol based long-distance telephony.
Local Traffic excludes Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) and Internet Service Provider (ISP) traffic, including but not limited to Internet, 900-976, etc., and Internet Protocol based long distance telephony.
Local Traffic excludes Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) traffic (e.g., Internet, 900-976, etc.) and Internet Protocol based voice or fax telephony.
II-4 1.30 Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) )/Internet Service Provider (ISP) Traffic II-4 1.31 E-911 Service .
Charges for the transport and termination of non-local traffic, including Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) traffic, e.g., Internet Protocol (long distance telephony), shall be in accordance with the Parties' respective intrastate or interstate access tariffs, as appropriate.
Accordingly, the Parties agree to use a ▇▇▇▇-and-Keep Arrangement with respect to termination of Local Traffic and Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) traffic (e.g. Internet and Internet Protocol based voice or fax telephony).