BCN does hereby unconditionally and irrevocably forever waive, release and discharge AirTouch, its subsidiaries and affiliates, and the officers, directors, employees or agents of each of them (collectively "AirTouch"), from all obligations and liabilities of AirTouch to BCN, and all claims and causes of action (whether at law or in equity) of BCN against AirTouch, that arise out of, are a result of, involve or otherwise exist with respect to (a) any purchase by LTC of all or any part of the business of North Point Cellular, Inc., d/b/a Peachtree Mobility, a Georgia corporation, (b) any modification of the BCN Agreement, (c) any modification of LTC's relationship with BCN in Georgia, (d) LTC's becoming an AirTouch agent in Georgia, or (e) any discussions and negotiations relating to any of the foregoing; and BCN further confirms for the benefit of AirTouch there are no agreements between BCN (or any of its affiliates) and LTC that restrict LTC's right to become and remain an agent of AirTouch in Georgia in the Atlanta Markets as follows: Athens, GA MSA Atlanta, GA MSA GA 3 RSA GA 4 RSA GA 4 RSA
BCN and LTC jointly and severally represent and warrant to AirTouch that there are no agreements or commitments, formal or informal, between BCN (or any of its affiliates) and LTC for LTC to become an agent of BCN (or any of its affiliates) in any of the Atlanta Markets at any time (an "Agency Agreement"); provided that this shall not prohibit BCN and LTC from negotiating and entering into an Agency Agreement for periods beginning on or after January 1, 1999; provided further that AirTouch acknowledges that discussions regarding the possibility of an Agency Agreement covering periods beginning on or after January 1, 1999 have taken place between BCN and LTC prior to the date hereof and may take place after the 176 date hereof; and provided further that the occurrence of those discussions have not and will not breach the foregoing representation and warranty to the extent that such discussions prior to the date hereof have not resulted in any Agency Agreement.
BCN. 65 Members – After adjudication of primary payment by Medicare, claims for supplemental benefits provided to BCN-65 Members will be paid in accordance with Medicare rules and guidelines for payment of such Covered Services.
BCN authorizes BellSouth to release all BCN SLI provided to BellSouth by BCN to qualifying third parties pursuant to either a license agreement or BellSouth’s Directory Publishers Database Service (DPDS), General Subscriber Services Tariff (GSST), as the same may be amended from time to time. Such BCN SLI shall be intermingled with BellSouth’s own End User listings and listings of any other CLEC that has authorized a similar release of SLI.
BCN will notify BellSouth within one business day of rejected packs (via the mutually agreed medium). Packs could be rejected because of pack sequencing discrepancies or a critical edit failure on the Pack Header or Pack Trailer records (e.g., out-of-balance condition on grand totals, invalid data populated). Standard ATIS EMI error codes will be used. BCN will not be required to return the actual rejected data to BellSouth. Rejected packs will be corrected and retransmitted to BCN by BellSouth.
BCN accepts responsibility to notify BellSouth of situations that arise that may result in a service problem.
BCN. 65 Member - A Medicare eligible Member who is enrolled with Blue Care Network of Michigan under a Medicare wrap-around benefits Certificate which covers Medicare Copayments and Deductibles and provides additional benefits, including preventive health services, not covered under Medicare Parts A and B.
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