VNXX Traffic. The Parties will not pay reciprocal compensation on traffic, including Information Access Traffic, when the traffic does not originate and terminate within the same Frontier Local Calling Area, regardless of the calling and called NPA-NXXs and, specifically, regardless of whether an End User Customer is assigned an NPA-NXX associated with a rate center that is different from the rate center where the End User Customer is physically located. This traffic is also known as “VNXX traffic.” Frontier’s agreement to the terms in this paragraph is without waiver or prejudice to Frontier’s position is that it has never agreed to exchange VNXX traffic with Carrier.
VNXX Traffic. 56.4.1 VNXX Traffic is not Local Traffic for purposes of intercarrier compensation. On or after the Effective Date of the Agreement, neither Party shall provide VNXX Services unless the Party providing such VNXX Service first provides thirty (30) Days advance written notice to the other Party during which time, the Parties agree to negotiate percentage factors to reflect the amount of traffic that will be presumed to be originating or terminating VNXX Traffic and appropriate jurisdictional factors (subject to verification and modification, as necessary); provided however, that such factor shall not be implemented unless the amount of such traffic exchanged over local interconnection trunks exceeds (i) at least 50,000 minutes of use (MOU) per month or (ii) one-half of one percent (0.5%) of all the voice traffic of the Party providing the VNXX Service exchanged over such local interconnection trunks, whichever is greater. In the absence of a written agreement between the Parties stating otherwise, the Party that originates or terminates such VNXX Traffic (including any VNXX Traffic which is ISP-Bound Traffic), shall be entitled to recover originating or terminating access charges except that the Party that provides the VNXX Service that enables such VNXX Traffic shall not be entitled to recover access charges for such VNXX Traffic.
