Message Rating. CLEC will rate any individual messages (as defined in Section II), that have not already been rated by PACIFIC (information provider messages will be rated by PACIFIC), prior to transmitting the usage to a billing environment within CLEC.
Message Rating. Messaging and/or A2P Messaging rates messages for billing purposes on a per message segment sent and/or received basis. Billable components of each message are based on: (i) the authorized IP sending a message (“Outbound Message”), and (ii) Customer and/or subscriber of a TN, TFN or Short Code receiving a message (“Inbound Message”). Long message content will be split into multiple billable segments based on received data encoding. If any fee(s) is imposed by any destination network, including, without limitation, any international termination fee(s), Bandwidth will charge Customer such fee(s) and reserves the right to include an administrative or other fee(s) in addition to any such fee(s). For clarity, this paragraph applies to both Messaging and A2P Messaging Services.
Message Rating. AT&T will rate any individual messages (as defined in Section II), that have not already been rated by GTE (information provider messages will be rated by GTE), prior to transmitting the usage to a billing environment within AT&T.
Message Rating. Sprint will rate any individual messages that have not already been rated (calls to Audiotex Services and information services platforms connected to BA’s network and alternately billed intraLATA toll and local messages will be rated) prior to transmitting the usage to a billing environment within Sprint.
Message Rating. CLEC will rate any individual messages (as defined in Section II), that have not already been rated by NEVADA (information provider messages will be rated by NEVADA), prior to transmitting the usage to a billing environment within CLEC.
