Third Party Traffic definition

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-21STATE acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between WSP and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier.

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Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-22STATE acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between Carrier and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier.

Third Party Traffic means both Transit Traffic and Non-Local Traffic.

Examples of Third Party Traffic in a sentence

For purposes of this Section 3.4, Third Party Traffic means any traffic to WSP which originates from Telecommunications Carriers other than SBC-13STATE including, but not limited to, Transit Traffic, ported number traffic, call forwarded traffic from a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier, and traffic originated by other Telecommunications Carriers using partial number blocks, InterMTA traffic, and IXC traffic.
To the extent WSP does not have the ability to measure and bill the actual amount of SBC-13STATE-to-WSP Local Calls Traffic (“Land-to-Mobile Local Calls Traffic”), which is exclusive of Third Party Traffic, and in the event SBC-13STATE also does not record the actual amount of such traffic that WSP does not have the ability to measure and bill, WSP shall bill SBC-13STATE the charges due as calculated and described in Sections 3.4.3 and 3.4.4 below.
This adjustment will account for Third Party Traffic delivered to Carrier over the Interconnection Trunks.

More Definitions of Third Party Traffic

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by SBC13-STATE acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between WSP and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier.

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by Telco acting as an intermediary that is originated and terminated by and between Carrier and a Third Party Telecommunications Carrier

Third Party Traffic means communications not involving at least one Authorized User, except that, to the extent the I-Net is connected to the Internet and communications not involving at least one Authorized User pass through but do not terminate at I-Net sites or components in accordance with the normal processes by which communications are propagated on the Internet, such communications shall not be considered third party traffic.

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&T-9 STATEa Party Sprint should never Part B AT&T Issue 74 and as used throughout Agreement “Definitions” are appropriate? acting as an intermediaryTransit Service provide that is originated and terminated by and between Sprint and a Third Party Telecommunications Carriera Third Party and the other Party to this Agreement. carry Third Party Traffic for AT&T.

Third Party Traffic means a message passed to, or on behalf of, a third party.”.

Third Party Traffic means traffic carried by AT&Ta Party acting as an intermediaryTransit Service provide that is originated and terminated by and between Sprint and a Third Party Telecommunications Carriera Third Party and the other Party to this Agreement. Sprint should never carry Third Party Traffic for AT&T, and Sprint’s language incorrectly indicates that it would. Sprint agrees to include following as defined term, subject to proposed edits as indicated. This/these provision(s) should be substantively the same whether a single ICA or two separate ICAs are used.

Third Party Traffic means a message passed to, or on behalf of, a third party.”.