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THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMI5~wN22 f1.?i 9: 53
In the Matter of the Application of
Alticomm, Inc. for a Certificate of
Public Convenience and Necessity
to Provide Local Exchange Telephone
Service on a Resold Basis
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APPLICATION OF ALTICOMM, INC.
Alticomm, Inc. ("Company ), by its undersigned counsel, and pursuant to Title 61-526
through -528 of the Idaho Code, and IDAPA 31.01.01.111 (Rule 111), hereby applies for a license
to provide resold basic local exchange service within the geographic areas serviced by Qwest and
Verizon. In support of its application, the Company submits the following:
PROPOSED SERVICES
The Company intends to operate as a reseller of local exchange service. Services will be
offered to residential and business customers within the service areas of Qwest and
Verizon. The Company does not intend to build or install any facilities within the State of
Idaho for the provision of local exchange services. Services will be marketed via print
media to business and residential consumers. The Company has been operating in
Massachusetts and Rhode Island since 1998, and is currently obtaining certification on a
nationwide basis. The Applicant is registered with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission as
an interexchange reseller.
II.FORM OF BUSINESS
Name, address and form of business:
The Company is not a sole proprietor.
The Company is not a partnership.
The Company is a corporation.
(1)The Company will operate as a reseller of local exchange
telecommunications services within the state of Idaho. Service will
be offered to residential and business customers.
(2)The Company was incorporated under the laws of the state of
Massachusetts on March 27, 1998.
(3)The Company s principal business address is:
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton , MA 02021
Ph. [phone]
Fx. [phone]
The Company will not have an office located in Idaho.
(4)A certified copy of the Company s Articles of Incorporation are
attached as Exhibit A.
(5)A good standing certificate issued by the Idaho Secretary of State is
attached as Exhibit B.
(6)The Company s registered agent for service in Idaho is:
National Registered Agents, Inc.
1423 Tyrell Lane
Boise, Idaho 83706
The names and addresses of the ten common stockholders of the Company
owning the greatest number of shares of common stock and the percentage
of such shares owned by each is as follows:
Name and # of Shares % of Shares Held
Address Held and Votin hts
Peter Bos 288 16%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Lawrence Rasky 151 246 96%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Allan Stern 518 320 34.15%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Paul Barrett 134 506 86%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Alexander Bok 38,293 52%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
William Davis 956 15%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
James Vanecko, President 780 94%
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
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Name and
Address
% of Shares Held
and Votina Riahts
# of Shares
Held
On Systems, LLP
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
429 53%
Rasky fBerlei n
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
15%617
David Walsh
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
2.39%320
The names and addresses of the officers and directors of Applicant are
attached as Exhibit C.
No corporation, association, or similar organization holds a 5% or greater
ownership or a management interest in the applicant.
The Company does not own or control any subsidiaries.
TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICE
The Company anticipates that it can begin providing service in Idaho within ninety
days of certification.
The Company proposes to offer local exchange service to residential and business
customers throughout its proposed Idaho service territory.
SERVICE TERRITORY
The Company will offer services within the service areas of Qwest and Verizon, and
will compete with these incumbent local exchange companies.
VI.
The Company will offer resold local exchange services and, therefore, will not own
or control any equipment, facilities, or property in Idaho.
The Company is likely to compete with all competitive local exchange carriers
offering services within the service areas of Qwest and Verizon.
The Company will not own any property within the State of Idaho which will be
used in the provision of the requested services.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
The Company s previous year balance sheet, income statement, and statement of
cash flow are attached as Exhibit D.
The Company' balance sheet and income statement are provided.
ILLUSTRATIVE" TARIFF FILING
The Company s proposed initial tariff and price sheets setting for the rates, rules, terms and
regulations applicable to the contemplated services is attached as Exhibit E. This tariff has
also been submitted on a 3.5 inch diskette in WordPerfect format.
VII.CUSTOMER CONTACTS
The Company s contact information is as follows:
Consumer inquiries and complaints from the public:
Kathryn Hennessy, Vice President of Operations
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]; Ext. 202
Fx. [phone]
E-Mail: kathy.hennessy(g')east-tel.com
The Company s toll free number for customer inquiries and complaints is 1-
866-282-4200.
Contact for Commission Staff for complaints, inquiries and matters
concerning rates and price lists:
Kathryn Hennessy, Vice President of Operations
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]; Ext. 202
Fx. [phone]
E-Mail: kathy.hennessycmeast-tel.com
The Company s regulatory contact is:
James Corn blatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm , Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]; Ext. 165
Fx. [phone]
E-Mail: jim.cornblatt(g')east-tel.com
Correspondence concerning this application should be directed to:
Monica Borne Haab
Nowalsky, Bronston & Gothard
3500 N. Causeway Blvd.
Suite 1442
Metairie, LA 70002
Ph. [phone]
Fx. [phone]
E-Mail: mhaab(g')nbglaw.com
VIII. INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS
The Company has initiated resale agreement negotiations with Qwest and Verizon.
IX.COMPLIANCE WITH COMMISSION RULES
The Company has reviewed the Commission rules and agrees to comply with all rules
applicable to the provision of resold local exchange service.
ESCROW ACCOUNT FOR ADVANCE DEPOSITS
The Company does not require advance deposits from its customers, and therefore
does not submit an escrow account or security bond for this purpose. The
Company does not intend to provide any prepaid local exchange telephone service
in Idaho.
CONCLUSION
The Company s provision of basic local exchange services on a resold basis, will promote
the public interest by increasing competition in the local exchange telephone market which
results in high quality service being offered at competitive prices, and by creating greater
economic incentives for the development and improvement for all competing providers.
Further, the grant of this authority will provide significant benefits to consumers in terms
of carrier choice, price, increased reliability, responsiveness and the introduction of new
services.
WHEREFORE, Alticomm , Inc. respectfully requests that the Commission enter an Order
granting it a certificate of public convenience and necessity to provide resold basic local
exchange services.
Respectfully Submitted
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Monica Borne Haab
Nowalsky, Bronston & Gothard
3500 N. Causeway Blvd.
Suite 1442
Metairie, LA 70002
Ph. [phone]
Counsel for Applicant
Dated:
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Personally appeared before the undersigned, an officer duly authorized to administer oaths
James Cornblatt , who first being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the
Director of Reaulatorv Affairs of Alticomm, Inc.the Applicant herein, that he has read
the Combined Application and knows the contents thereof, and that the statements made
herein are true, accurate and correct to the best of
ames Cornblatt
Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
d and sworn to before me, this
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(SEAL)
My Commission Expires:
MONICA BORNE HAAB
Notary Public, State of Louisiana
My Commission Is for life.
EXHIBIT A
CERTIFIED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
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ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION
(General Laws, Chapter 156B)
ARTIQ.E I
The exact nmle of the .::orporation is:Eastern ~el~~hone, Inc.
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The purpose: of the corporation is to engage in the following business activities:
To provid~ te~epnone ana related services; to engageqenerall~ in any business which may lawfully be carried on by a
corporation formed under Chapter 156B of the General Laws Massachusetts.
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TYPE NUMBER OF SHARES TYPE NUMBER OF StL\RES PAR VALUE
Common:Common:1000 $1.
Preferred:PrdClTed:
ARTICLE IV
Jfmore than one class of stock is authorized. state a distinguishing do.;gnation fer each dass. Prior to the issuance of any
sbara of a class, if shares of another class outstanding. the corporation must pro\ ide a dcs(.'ription of the preferences,
VOting powers, qualificatiou, and special or relative rights or privileges of that class and of each oth::r class of which shares
are outstanding and of each series then established witb.in any cia.~.
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ARTICLE V
The restrictions, if any. imposed by tbe Artides of Organiza.tion upon the transfer of shares of stock of any class are:
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ARTIaE "'
-other lawful provisions. if any. for the conduct and regulation of the business and affairs of the corporation. for its voluntary
dissolution. or for limiting, defining, or regulating the powers of the corporation. or of its direo.:ton; or stockholders, or of any
class of stockholders:
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Othe r lawful p:ovi sions, if any, :or the connuct and
regulation of the busi~ess ~nc af!a: rs of th~ corporation, for
its vol~ntary dissolution, or for li~i~i~g. d~fining, or
regu\atinq the powers cf the corporation, or of its directors or
stockhclde:&, 0: of any class of $t~ckho1de~s:
(a) H~etin9s of th~ ~tockholders may be held anywh~rewithin th~ United States.
(b) No contract or othe: ~:ansaction of
this corporation
wi th any other pe rson. corpora ticn, associati~n, or
partnership shall be affected or invalidated
by the =act
~hat (i) this corporation is a s~ockholder in such oth~'
corporation, as&ociation 0: partnership, or
ii) any one or
mere of the offi cers Ot dj rectors of thi~ corporation is an
officer, dir.ctor 0; partner of such other
corpnration,
association or pa:tnership, or
(iii) any. officer or
di:ector of this corporation, individually cr jointly withothe!s, j s a party to or is interested in such contract or
transaction. Any director of this corporation may be
counted in determining the existence of a quorum at anymeeting of the board of di r~ctors for the purpose of
authori:ing or ratifying any such contract
or transaction,
and may vote thereon, wi th ~ike force and effect as if
were not so interested or were not ~n
officer, di rector or
partner of such other corporation, association or
partnership.
(c) The corporation may be a partner in
any business
enterprise which it would have power to
conduct itself.
(d) The oJ-laws may provide that the directors may cake,
a~~~d or repeal the by-laws in whole or in pa~t, except
wi th respect to any provision ther90f which by law
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~rticles of organi zation or the by-lcws requi res action by
the s~cckho:ders.
(e) No director shall be personally
liable to the
corporation or its stockhclders
E~~ monetary damages for
any bre&ch of f~~uci~ry duty ty such
director as 3 direct
notwithstanding any provision c: law
imposing such
liability, except that, to the extent provided by
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stockholde:s l ii) to~ ac~S or omission~ ~=t i~ Qood f~ith
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vicl~tion of law, (iii) und~r Section 61 or 62 of th~Nas.aehusetts Business Corpor~ti~n Law or any amendatory
successor provisions thereto or (iv) for any transaction
frQ8 which the director derived an improper personalbenefit. No am.,ndment or repeal of this provision shall
deprive ~ director of the benefits hereof with respe:t
any aet or omission occurring p~ior ~o such amendment ~rrepeal.
(f) =~~ corpora ~ion may .1ect to be taxed as an "Corporation.. .
ARnCLE VBThe effective date of organization of the corporation shall be the d:arc: approved and ftled by ~"1e Secretary of the Commonwealth.If a ""ter effective dare is desired. specify such date which sha1l not be more than tbirty davs after the date of filing.
ARnCLE The information contained in Artid.e vm is not a permanent part of the Articles of Organization.
a. The street address (post officp boxes :Ire not acceptable) of the: principal office oj the corporatio.:1 in Massacbusens if.:70 Prank~!n ~treet, 3ra fIver, Boston, MA 02ilO
b. The name. residential address and post office address of each director and offica' of the corporation is as follows:
President:
NAMEJames J. Vanecko RFSIDEN'DAL ADDRESS POST OFFICE ADDRESS64 Oak Cliff Road, Newton, MA 02160
T:-casurcr:Lawrence B. Rasky 20 Bridal Path, Westwood, MA 02090
Clerk:Alexander T. Bok 35 Melrose Stree~, Boston, MA 02116
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Dircaors:James J. Vanecko 64 Oak Cliff Raod, Newton, MA u21bO
Alexander T. BOK 35 Melrose Street, Boston, MA 02116
Lawrence B. Rasky 20 Bridal Pati1, W~stwood, MA U20~O
Paul Barrp.tt 4B Thomas Park, South Boston, MA 02127
c. The fiscal year (i.e., taX year) of the corporation shall end on the last day of the month of:December
d. The name and business address of the resident agent, if any. of the corporation is;
ARTICLE IX
By-laws of the corporation have been duly adopted and the president, treasurer, clerk and directors whose names are set fonhabove. hav~ been duly elected.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF AND UNDER THE PAINS A.:.l\!D PENALTIES OF PERJURY. I/we, whose signaturc(s) appear below as
.J1corporaror(s) and whoSt. name(s) and business ')r resid~ntial addrcss(es) are clearly typed or printed beneath each signaturedo hereby associate with the int~ntion of forming this corporation unsW"- ProviSio Laws, Chapter 1
do hereby sign these Article~ of Organization as incorporator(s) this 'f:l-,.day of , 19
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ARTICLF.s OF ORGANu:A.TION
(General Laws, Chapter 156B)
I hereby certify that, upon examination of these Ankle:. of Organiza-
tion, duly submitted to me, it appears that the provisions of the General
Laws relative to the organization at corporations have been complied
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of S IV having be , said articles are deemed to have be
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WILLIAM FRAN as GAL V1N
Secretary oj the Commonwealth
FUJNG FEE: One l~nth of one percent of the total authorized capital
Stock. but not less than $200.00. For the purpose of filing. shares of
Stock with a par "aille less than $1.00. or no par stock, sh211 be de...med
to have a par ,,";due of S 1 .00 per share
TO BE nLLED IN BY CORPORATION
Photocopy of document to be sent to:
~lexancier '1'. Bok, Esq.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusettes
William Francis Galvin
Minimium Fee: $100.
Soecial Instructions
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One Ashburton Place, Boston , Massachusetts 02108-1512
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Federal Identification Number: 000611317
We, ALEXANDER T, BOK, V
and ALEXANDER T. BOK, C
of EASTERN TELEPHONE, INC,located at: 115 SHAWMUT RD, CANTON MA 02021
certify that these Articles of Amendment affecting articles numbered:
(!J Article 1 Article 2 Article 3 Article 4 Article 5 Article 6
of the Articles of Organization where duly adopted at a meeting held on May 07. 2002 by vote of:
Num. of Shares Type, Class & Series (if any)Shares Outstanding
000 COMMON 000
ARTICLE I
The exact name of the corporation, as amended is:
AL TICOMM, INC,
ARTICLE II
The purpose of the corporation, as amended, is to engage in the following business activities:
ARTICLE III
As amended, state the total number of shares and par value, if any, of each class of stock which the corporation is authorized
to issue:
The total presently authorized is:
Class of Stock
Par Value Per Share
Enter 0 if no Par
Total Authorized by Articles of Organization of
Amendments
Total Issued
and Outstanding
Num of Shares Total Par Value
ARTICLE IV
If more than one class of stock is authorized, state a distinguishing designation for each class as ameneded, Prior to the
issuance of any shares of a class, if shares of another class are outstanding, the corporation must provide a description of the
preferences, voting powers, qualifictions, and special or relative rights or privileges of that class and of each other class of
which shares are outstanding and of each series then established within each class,
ARTICLE V
As ameneded the restrictions imposed by the Articles of Organization upon the transfer of shares of stock of any class are:
ARTICLE VI
As ameneded other lawful provisions for the conduct and regulation of the business and affairs of the corporation, for its
voluntary dissolution , or for limiting, defining, or regulating the powers of the corporation , or of its directors or stockholders, or
of any class of stockholders:
The foregoing amendment(s) will become effective when these Articles of Amendment are filed in accordance with General
laws, Chapter 156B, Section 6 unless these articles specify, in accordance with the vote adopting the amendment, a later
effective date not more than thirty days after such filing, in which event the amendment will become effective on such later
date.
SIGNED UNDER THE PENALTIES OF PERJURY, this 22 Day of August, 2002.
ALEXANDER T, BOK
ALEXANDER T, BOK
(92001 Secretary of the Commonwealth of
All Rights Reserved
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William Francis Galvin
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Special Instructions
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One Ashburton Place, Boston, Massachusetts 02108-1512
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Federal Identification Number: 000611317
1. The exact name of the coporation is:EASTERN TELEPHONE, INC.
2a. Location of its principal office in Massachusetts:
No. and Street:115 SHAWMUT RO,
City or Town:CANTON State: MA Zip: 02021 Country: USA
2b. NOTE: If corporation is organized wholly to do business outside Massachusetts, state location of that office also:
No. and Street:
City or Town:State:Zip:Country:
3. Name and address of the Resident Agent, if any:
Name:
No. and Street:
City or Town:State:Zip:Country:
4. Date of the end of the last fiscal year was: 12/31/2001
5. Check here if the corporation stock is publicly traded:
6. The capital stock of each class as of the end of its last fiscal year was:
Par Value Per Share Total Authorized by Articles of Organization of Total Issued
Class of Stock Enter 0 if no Par Amendments and Outstanding
Num of Shares Total Par Value Num of Shares
CWP $1,000 000,000
7. State the names and addresses of the officers and of all the directors of the corporation, and the date on which the term of
office of each expires:
(A president, treasurer, clerk, and at least one director are required,
Title: CLERK
First Name: ALEXANDER Middle Name: T,
Expiration of Term:
Last Name: BOK
Residential Address: 35 MELROSE ST.City: BOSTON State: MA
Country: USA
Zip: 02116
Title: CHAIRMAN
First Name: LAWRENCE Middle Name: B
Expiration of Term: until successor is
i!~~i1fJame: RASKY
Residential Address: 20 BRIDAL PATH
City: WESTWOOD
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02090
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: ALLAN Middle Name: K,
Expiration of Term: unit! successor is
i!~~i1fJame: STERN
Residential Address: 65 LINCOLN ROAD
City: SHARON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02067
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: PAUL Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: unit! successor is
i!~~i1fJame: BARRETT
Residential Address: 6 HARVEST MOON DRIVE
City: NATICK
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 01760
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: WilLIAM Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: until successor is
i!~~i1fJame: DAVIS
Residential Address: 29 GLEN GREEN
City: WINCHESTER
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 01890
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: ROBERT Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: until successor is
i!~~i1fJame: STRICKLAND
Residential Address: 115 SHAWMUT ROAD
City: CANTON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02021
Title: PRESIDENT
First Name: JAMES Middle Name: J,
Expiration of Term:
Last Name: VANECKO
Residential Address: 64 OAK CLIFF RD"City: NEWTON State: MA
Country: USA
Zip: 02160
Title: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
First Name: ALLAN Middle Name: K,
Expiration of Term: until successor is
r!~~t1!Jame: STERN
Residential Address: 65 LINCOLN ROAD
City: SHARON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02067
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: ALEXANDER Middle Name: T
Expiration of Term: until successor is
r!~~t1!Jame: BOK
Residential Address: 35 MELROSE STREET
City: BOSTON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02116
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: JAMES Middle Name: J
Expiration of Term: until successor is
r!~~1!Jame: VANECKO
Residential Address: 64 OAK CLIFF ROAD
City: NEWTON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02160
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: S,Middle Name: JAMES
Expiration of Term: unit! successor is
r!~~t1!Jame: COPPERSMITH
Residential Address: 19333 COLLINS AVE
City: SUNNY ISLES BEACH
Country: USA
State: FL Zip: 33160
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: THOMAS Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: until successor is
r!~~t1!Jame: MARTIN
Residential Address: 1818 WASHINGTON STREET
City: CANTON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02021
Title: SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
First Name: PAUL Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: until successor is
r!~~t1!Jame: BARRETT
Residential Address: 6 HARVEST MOON DRIVE
City: NATICK
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 01760
Title: TREASURER
First Name: LAWRENCE Middle Name: B,
Expiration of Term:
Last Name: RASKY
Residential Address: 20 BRIDAL PATH
City: WESTWOOD State: MA
Country: USA
Zip: 02090
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: JOAN Middle Name: T
Expiration of Term: until successor is
i!~~tEJ.!tame: BOK
Residential Address: 53 PINCKNEY STREET
City: BOSOTN
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02114
Title: DIRECTOR
First Name: JAMES Middle Name:
Expiration of Term: until successor is
i!~~tEJ.!tame: CRAIN
Residential Address: 18 RAVEN LANE
City: GLOUCESTER
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 01930
Title: VICE PRESIDENT
First Name: ALEXANDER Middle Name: 1.
Expiration of Term: unit! successor is
i!~~tEJ.!tame: BOK
Residential Address: 35 MELROSE STREET
City: BOSTON
Country: USA
State: MA Zip: 02116
I, the CLERK the undersigned, of the above-named corporation, in compliance with the General Laws, Chapter 156B,
hereby certify that the above information is true and correct as of the dates shown. IN WITNESS WHEREOF AND
UNDER PENALTIES OF PERJURY, I hereto sign my name on this 22 Day of August, 2002.
(g 2001 Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
All Rights Reserved
A TRUE copy A1Pf"ESl"
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EXH I BIT B
GOOD STANDING CERTIFICATE
FROM IDAHO SECRETARY OF STATE
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Office of the Secreta ry of Statell
CERTIFICATE OF EXISTENCE
AL TICOMM, INC.
File Number C-145611
, BEN YSURSA, Secretary of State of the State of Idaho, hereby certify that I am the custodian of
the corporation records of this State.
I FURTHER CERTIFY That the records of this office show that the above-named corporation was
incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts and filed to transact business in Idaho on 26 Sep 2002.
I FURTHER CERTIFY That the corporation is in goodstanding on the records of this office.
Dated: 15 Jan 2003
SECRETARY OF STATE
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Allan Stern
Chief Executive Officer
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Paul Barrett
Senior Vice President, Bus, Dev.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
James 1. Vanecko
President
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Lawrence Rasky
Treasurer/Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
William Crum
Vice President of Finance
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Kathy Hennessy
Vice President of Operations
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Alexander Bok
Vice President, Clerk
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
James Cornblatt
Director of Regulatory Affairs
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
James Crain
Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
William Davis
Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
James Coppersmith
Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Thomas Martin
Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Joan Bok
Director
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
EXH I BIT D
PREVIOUS YEAR-END
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Year-end financial statements for 2002 are not yet available. The financial statements included provide
year-end 2001 and September year-to-date 2002 statements.
AltiComm. Inc.
Balance Sheet
Revised December 16, 2002
(US Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Full Year
1998
Full Year
1999
Full Year Full Year September YTD2001 2002
Assets:
Current Assets:
Cash:
Warren Bank 43,282 443,577Century Bank 131 934Citizens Bank 30,168 392 332US Trust Bank (AcccuntMoved To Citizens 0112118100)-4,217
Telecom Bank (Account Closed 1216102)10,160 449 465Sovereign Bank (Account Closed 7/31/01)159Fleet Bank (Account Moved To Sovereign On 6117/00)12,975 582Petty Cash
Subtotal 12,975 635 41.486 123 574 645
Billed Accounts Receivable 225 67.250 202,538 605,276Unbilled Accrued Accounts Receivable.811 206,236 309.981 349,121Allowance For Doubtful Accounts Receivable 209
Subtotal 036 273,466 512,519 923,186
Prepaid Expenses 24.494 614 354 412 385Employee Advances & Receivables 150
Total Current Assets 975 29,896 384,566 609.147 910 218
Property & Equipment:
Equipment 24,547 50,629 767 390 813Software68,500 500 68,500 288 783Furniture & FIxtures 089 10,105 32,666 103,951Leasehold Improvements 181 55.285
Accumulated Depredation: Equipment (Straight line Over 3 Years)-4.091 16,620 37,020 91.774Accumulated Amortization: Software (Straight Line Over:3 Years)11,417 -34,250 57,083 90.431Accumulated Depreciation: Furniture & Fixtures (Straight line Over 7 Years)149 020 -4,075 11,394Accum. Depree,: leasehold Improvements (Slraight Une Over 60 Months)167 591
Total Net Property & Equipment 79,479 77,343 86.768 613,641
Other Assets:
Stock Subscriptions 750 150 000Deposits264464 16,334 40,030Goodwill (Related To Acquisition of ServiSense)421 fi71
Total Other Assets 014 157,464 16,334 461 701
Total Assets 12.975 117.389 619,396 712.249 985.560
Total Assets Per Peachtree ~ 12/16/02 12:40 975 117 369 619 396 712.249 985 560Difference
AItIComm. loe.
Balance Sheet
Revised December 16, 2002
(US Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Liabilities & Equity:
Liabilities:
Curront Liabilities:
Accounts Payables
SIIe! Corrvrission Payables
Warren Bank Loan & Drawn Une Of Credit
Cilizens Bank Loan & Accrued Inlerest
Unearned Phone Ser-.ice Revenue
Sales & Excise Taxes Payable:
Federal Exci.e Tex
MassachuSetts Sales Tax
Pennsylvania Sales Tax
New Yor!( Stale Sales Tax
Colorado Sales Tax
Other Siaies Sales Tax
Inlerest Payable On Sales Taxes
Eslimated Penallies On Salas Taxes
Sublo!a!
Owed To Deblor In Possession For ServiSonse
Convertible Nole Payable to J. Doran (II 8.
Convertible Note Payable to T. Martin I!J) 10.0%
Nole Payable: Conexus Ii!! 0.
Accrued Expenses
Currenl Portion of Capllal Lease Notes Payables
Loan From Allen Slem
Cuslomer Deposlls
Total Currenlliabllilies
Lang Term Liabilities:
Nan CulTent Noles Payable For Capital Leases
Total Liabilities
Stockowners' Equity:
Cammon Siock: $0,01 Par Value Per Share, 3,783,333 Shares Authorized.
1 ,DOO,OOO Issued and Outstanding at Yearend 2000, and 3 486.624
Authorized, 1000.000 Issued end Outstanding at Yearend 2001 and
June 30, 2002.
Convertible Prererred Series A: $0,10 Par Value Per Share, 105,556 Shares
Authorized. Issued and Outstanding. Willi Aggregate Uquldallon Preler-
ence Of S475.002.00 Over ComlTOn Stock At Yearend 2000, 2001 and
June 30,2002
Convartible Prelerred Series B: SO.10 Par Value Per Share, 111,111 Shares
Aulhorized, Issued and Oulstanding, Willi Aggregate liquidation Preler-
Of $450.003,60 Over Corrmon Slock & Convertible Prefelred Series A
Stock AI Yearend 2000, 2001 and June 30. 2002.
Convertible Prefen-ed Series C: $0.10 Par Value Per Share, 296,709 Shares
Authorized, and 107,07B Issued and Oul5tandlng Willi Aggregale Liquid-
allan Prefarence of 5665 007.90 al Yearend 2001. and 296,709 Issued
and Outstanding. with liquidation Preference 0151765007.90 Over
Conman Slock and Convertible Prelerred Series A & B SIOCk At
June 30. 2002.
Corrmon Siock: Additional Paid In Caprtal
Converllble Preferred Series A: Additional Paid In Cap/tal
Convertible Preferred Series S: Addillonal Paid In Capital
Convertible Preferred Series C: Additional Paid In Capital
Treasury Stock;m Cosl
Sublotal
Not Loss From Operations
Retained earnings
Subtotal
Total Capital
Total LlabltlU.. & Stocko_n;' Equity
Total LlabItlU.. & Equity Per Peachtrea lID 12/16/02 12:40 pm
Dlfferenca
Full Vear
1998
30,010
30,010
010
17,493
17,500
-34,535
535
17,035
12,975
12.975
Full Vear
88,552
199.063
38,593
48.130
10,000
314 1348
47.1340
432.488
24.291
24.301
-304.865
535
-339,400
-315099
117,389
117,389
Page 2.
Full Year
2000
Full Year September YTD
417.401
300 089
244 16,336
9.486
309 25,872
102.261
25.604
45,913
8.000
283
925.429
18,905
944.334
10,000
10.556
111
14,301
464,446
438 993
949,306
934.845
339,400
274,245
324938
819,398
619.396
725,174
449,373
819
57.879
046
046
86,024
110,378
26.493
98,122
21,591
6,000
946
527 921
25.612
553,533
10,000
10.556
11,111
10,708
301
464446
438 893
654,300
614.314
181.363
274,245
-2.455,598
-341,284
712,249
712,249
886 930
177
510.974
009
215953
520
180
26,117
029
32.916
853
189
399.735
73.517
117,269
502
22,000
269893
110 366
414
507.787
202
550,989
10,000
556
11,111
29,671
301
4134,449
438,893
725,337
786
703,549
813,380
455,598
-4,268.978
-1,565,429
995.550
995,560
AltiComm, Inc.
Income Statement
Revised December 16, 2002
(U. S. Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Full Year Full Year Full Year Full Year September YTD Sept. 2002 YTD Cumulative
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Of Revenue Total
Revenues:
Eastern Telephone:
Eastern Telephone Service Revenue 735 504 487 179 648 967 2S7 21.2"10 659 158
Eastern Telephone Consulting Revenue 000 0"10 000
Subtotal 735 504 487 217 648 967 287 21.2"10 697 158
ServiSense:
ServiSense Telephone Service Revenue 595 424 788"10 595 424
ServiSense Other Income 380 00%380
Subtotal 595 804 78,595 804
Cellular LD Phone Revenue 2,241 0"10 241
Total Revenue 735 504 487 217 648 555.333 100,295 203
Cost Of Services & Goods Provided:
Eastern Telephone:
Eastern Telephone Phone Services 521 388 892 854 B81 770,368 18.021 642
Eastern Telephone Phone Revenue Sharing 6,000 17,965 601 624 121 190
Eastern Telephone COGS Tech Servlc~...525 525
Eastern Telephone COGS Phone Order Verify 422 914 210 546
Subtotal 13,521 407 279 925 901 805,202 17.151,903
ServlSense:
ServlSense Telephone Service 611,420 61.81\,420
ServiSense COGS Tech Services 38,345 8"10 38,345
Silel Commission COGS 177 177
Subtotal 851,943 e2.85\,943
Cellular LD 316 316
Total Cost Of Services & Goods Provided 13,521 407.279 925 901 6e5 460 80.0\2.16\
Gross Margin Pront or (Loss):
Eastern Telephone 7B5 97.208 291 747 162,OB5 545,255
ServlSense 743.862 16.743862
Cellular LD -6,074
..().
-6,074
Total Gross Margin or (Loss)7B5 97.208 291 747 899,873 19.283,042
Gross Margin Percentage of Total Revenue:
Eastern Telephone NIA 74,19.24.18.20.
ServlSensB NIA N/A N/A NIA 20,20.
CeBular LD NIA N/A N/A NIA -271.271,
Total Gross Margin or (Loss)NIA -74,19.24.19.20,
AltiComm, Inc.
Income Statement Page 2.
Revised December 16, 2002
(U. S. Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Full Vear Full Vear Full Vear Full Vear September YTO Sept. 2002 YTD Cumulative
2002 % Of Revenue !2!i!!Expenses (Sorted By Cumulative Tolols):
Staff ComponsaUon:
Salaries 66,635 256,176 607,934 117.195 24.049.942Payroll Taxes 989 570 49,398 100,229 17B.186
Health & Dental Insurance 384 16,675 891 47.078 106,029
Sublotal 008 295,423 694,223 264.502 27.334,155
ServiSense Bad Debl Writeoffs 310,973 370 973
Advertising, PR & Design 18,000 37,895 164,991 111 455 438 04%352 777
Direol Mail 43,573 206,501 72,326 10,666 02%335,057
Legal Fees 12,282 28,051 120 056 133,605 294 006
Phone Services 17,829 59,277 75,117 89,189 242,412
Interest Expense (Net of Inleresllnoome)10,756 43,941 71,243 115,715 241,656
Consultants 031 271 17,801 131 562 217,664
Rent 900 520 517 113 79,013 208,064
Office Supplies 017 17.046 799 869 085 119,815
ServiSense Bill Process Services 109 243 24%109 243
Depreciation Expenses 240 13,400 23,454 B2,O73 103,168
Amortization Expenses 417 833 24,976 40.772 99,999
Software Repairs & Maintenance 097 31,220 63,217 96,534
Eastern Telephone Bad Debl Wrileoffs 47,368 303 64,671
, '
Dues & Subscripllons 894 005 068 12,191 54,156
Tmvel 014 066 970 727 17.707 0.4%36,454
ACtounllng' Audit Fees 16,851 18,764 4'10 35,615
Postage 398 968 996 14.229 3"'.678
Meals & Entertainmenl 939 794 145 319 16,407 31,604
Bank Fees 295 467 219 599 5'10 31,604
Other Repairs & Malnlenance 874 113 909 22.896
Erneil! Network & Ulililies 376 876 363 158 773
5ervlSense CoIleclicn Fees 13.737 737
Tax Penalty Expenses 13,016 016
Office Printing 294 408 2,474 708 865
Business Insuranoe 387 206 107 135 1'10 11,834
Eastern Telephone Bill Process Sarvlces 676 676
Training & Recruiting 544 194 520 0'10 258
DonaUons 060 BOO 735
Slate Income' ExcIse Taxes & Fees (Excludes Sales)541 169 937 0'10 733
Payroll Servlc:e 280 645 750 853 00/.528
Olher Expenses 552 577 242 478 754 3'10 603
TOIaI Expense.34,535 299.080 032.053 473.100 713,252 59,S52,O20
HetOperaUnll Loss 34,535 -304 865 -034.545 181,353 813,380 39.-4,268,978
TOIaI Net Los. Per Peachtree ~ 12/16102 12:40 pm -34,535 304,865 934 845 181 353 .1,813,380 39,-4,268,978
Difference
Net OperaUng Loll Per Common Share:
Nel Operating La.. Before ExtraordInary Ilelll8 .o.O3 '().30
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Extraordinary Ilel1\l
Total Het Lo..-11.-o.00.-1.-4.27
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Statement Of Changes To Cash Flow (Indirect Method)
Prepared December 16, 2002
(U. S. Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Full Year Full Year Full Year Full Year September YTD Cumulative
1998 j999 2001 Total
Cash Flows From Operating Activities:
Net Operating Loss 535 304,865 -934 845 181 353 813380 268,978
Adjustments To Reconcile Net Operating Loss
to Net Cash Provided By Operations:
Plus Increase In Unearned Phone SeNlce Revenue 009 85,009
Less Increase In Billed Accounls Receivable 225 -66 025 135.288 -402,737 -605 276
Less Increase In Unbmed Accrued Accounts R.eceivable 811 -199,427 103.743 39,140 349 121
Plus Increase In Allowance For Doubtful Accounts Receivables 31,209 31,209
Less Increase Or Plus Decrease In Prepaid EKpenses 494 -45 119 260 363 031 412,365
Less Increase or Plus Decrease in Employee Receivables 1SO 150
Less Increase Or Plus Decreese In Stock Subscriptions 750 149,250 ISOOOO
Less Increase In Deposits 264 200 870 695 -40 030
Add Back Depreciation Of Equipment 091 529 20,399 754 774
Add Back Amortlzallon Of Software 417 633 22,833 348 431
Add Back Depreciation Of Furniture & Fiodures 149 871 055 319 394
Add Back Depreciation Of Leashold Improvements 167 7,424 591
Plus Increase InA=unls Payable 30,010 543 328 849 307 773 161 756 886 930
Plus Increase In Sitel Commission Payables 177 177
Plus Increase In Sales Tues Payables 309 563 152 313 712 399 735
Plus Increase Or Less Decrease In Accl\Jed Expenses 593 -12 989 62,518 181,771 269 893
Plus Increase In Customer Deposits 283 663 468 414
Total Adjustments 30,010 72,556 -82,081 401 768 050 493 2,472 747
Net Cash Used By Operations -4,525 232,309 018 928 779 565 237 113 796 231
Cash Flows From Investing Acrivitles:
Proceeds From:
Due To Debtor In Possession For ServlSense 73,517 73,517
Subtotal 73,517 73.517
Used For:
Purchase Of Equipment -24 547 -26 082 138 319 047 390.813
Purchase Of Software 058.500 198,283 -288 783
Purchase Of Furnilure & Fixtures -2,089 016 22.560 285 103 951
Purchase Of Leasehold Improvements 181 -41 104 -55,285
Purchase Of Goodwill Related To ServlSense Acquisition -421 671 -421 671
Subtotal -95,136 -34,098 57.879 -1.051.389 -1.238,502
Net Cash Used For Investing ActivitIes -95,136 -34.098 57,879 -977,872 164.985
AltiComm, Inc.
Statement Of Changes To Cash Flow (Indirect Method)Page 2.
Prepared December 16, 2002
(U. S. Dollars)
(Unaudited: For Management Purposes Only)
Full Year Full Year Full Year Full Year September YTD Cumulative
1ii!1999 2002 I2!a!
Cash Flows From Financing Activities:
Proceeds From:
Warren Bank Loan & Drawn Uno Of Credit 449 373 601 510 974
Citizens Bank Loan & Accrued Interest 199 063 101 025 288 270 11.819
Convertible Note Payable To J Doran em 8.102,267 111 891 117,269
Convertible Note Payabie To T, Martin CB110.493 009 28,502
Convertible Note Payable To Conexus CB1 0.22,000 22,000
Loan From Allen Stern 10,000 000 OOO
Current Portion Of Capita! Lease Notes Payables 4B,130 217 322 775 110.366
Non Current Noles Payable For Capital Leases 47,840 28,935 707 589 43.202
Sale Of Common Shares (Par & APIC)500 801 301
Sale Of Preferred Series A Shares (Par & APIC)475 002 475.002
Sale Of Preferred Series B Shares (Par & APIC)450 004 450,004
Sale Of Preferred Series C Shares (Par & APIC)665,008 090 000 755 OOB
Subtotal 500 311 835 095 145 843,101 289 046 536 627
Used For:
Repurchase Of Common Stock em Cost 786 766
Subtotal 766 766
Net Cash Proceeds From Financing Activities 17,500 311,835 095,145 843 101 268 281 535,861
Net Increase Or (Decrease) In Cash 12,975 610 44,122 637 527 522 574.645
Summary:
Ending Cash For Each Period 12,975 635 41,486 47.123 574 645 574,645
Less Beginning Cash For Each Period 975 635 486 47,123
Net Increase Or (Decrease) in Cash For Each Period 12.975 -15,810 122 637 527 522 574.645
Supplemental Disclosure:
Cash Payments:
Inl,,'es\ Expenses (Net of Interest Income)10,756 41,670 639 42,267 156,332
Income Taxes (includes Massachusetts Excise Tax)458 004 480
Significant Non Cash Transactions:
On 1/31/02, the Company Issued 22,616.56 shares of Senes C
Convertible Preferred Stock 81$0.10 Par Value and a Purchase
Price 01 $5.748 Per Shore in Return For Settling Some of
its Accounts Payable Owed To the Rasky / Baertein Group.130,000
On 2/1/02, the Company Issued 60 890.74 shares of Series C
Convertible Preferred Stock at $0.10 Par Value and a Purchase
Price 01 $5.748 Per Share As Part of its AcquIslUon oflhe
Assets of ServlSenSB In bankruptcy proceedings.350,000
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PROPOSED INITIAL TARIFF
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Alticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 1
Local Exchao2e Services
ALTICOMM, INC.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone] or 1-866-282-4200 (toll free)
Schedule of
GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR EXCHANGE SERVICES
Applying to the Local Exchange
Services and Facilities of this Company
in the State of Idaho
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 2
Local Exchao2e Services
CHECK SHEET
All sheets of this tariff are effective as ofthe date shown at the bottom of the respective sheet(s). Original
and revised sheets as named below comprise all changes from the original tariff and are currently in
effect as of the date on the bottom of this page.
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Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.
Local Exchao2e Services
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Sheet......,.......................................................
Check Sheet..........................................................
Table of Contents.................................,..................
Application of Price List ........................................
Explanation of Symbols, Reference Marks &
Abbreviation of Technical Terms ...........................
Contact Information...................................,.,.........,
Section 1: Definitions.............................................
Section 2: Rules and Regulations...........................
Section 3: Description of Service...........................
Section 4: Rates and Charges.................................
laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 3
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.D.C. No.
Original Sheet 4
Local Exchange Services
APPLICATION OF PRICE LIST
Alticomm, Inc (hereinafter "The Company ) has been authorized by the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission (Idaho puq to provide competitive local exchange and interexchange services.
This price list sets forth the service offerings, rates, tenns and conditions applicable to the furnishing of
local exchange services to residential and business customers within the service areas of Qwest and
Verizon. The rates and rules contained herein are subject to change pursuant to the rules and regulations
of the Idaho PUC.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.u.C. No.
Original Sheet 5
Local Exchange Services
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS. REFERENCE MARKS. AND ABBREVIATIONS
OF TECHNICAL TERMS USED IN THIS PRICE LIST
Svmbols:The following symbols shall be used as set out below to describe specific changes made
to the original price list.
C -Indicates a changed listing, rule, or condition, which may affect rates or charges
Indicates discontinued material, including a listing, rate, rule or condition
Indicates an increase
Indicates that the material has been relocated to another part of
price list schedules with no change in text, rate, rule or condition
N -Indicates new material including listing, rate, rule or condition
Indicates a reduction
S -Indicates reissued matter
Indicates a change in wording of text, but not a change in rate
rule or condition.
Abbreviations of Technical Terms:
LATA - Local Access Transport Area
LEC - Local Exchange Carrier
MTS - Message Toll Service
PBX - Private Branch Exchange
SAL - Special Access Line
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.D.C. No.
Original Sheet 6
Local Exchan2e Services
CONTACT INFORMATION
Customer Contact:
For establishment of service, complaints and inquiries regarding service and billing, or reporting or
inquiring about network outages or service problems.
Customer Service Department
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]
Fx. [phone]
Customer Service: 1-866-282-4200 (toll free)
Maintenance: 1-866-282-4200 (toll free)
Commission Contact:
For complaints, inquiries and matters concerning rates and price lists.
Matters concerning customer service:
Kathryn Hennessy, Vice President of Operations
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]; Ext. 202
Fx. [phone]
Mail: kathv .hennessv0)east -tel. com
Matters concerning tariffs and regulatory affairs:
James Cornb1att, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, MA 02021
Ph. [phone]; Ext. 165
Fx. [phone]
Mail: iim.cornblatt~east-tel.com
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.u.C. No.
Original Sheet 7
Local Exchange Services
SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS
1.1 Definitions:
Access Lines - Telephone facilites which permit access to and from the Customer s premises and
the telephone exchange or serving central office.
Application for Service - A standard order form which includes all pertinent billing, technical
and other descriptive information which will enable the carrier to provide the communication
service as required.
Authorized User - A person, firm, corporation, or other entity authorized by the Company to be
connected to the service of the Customer or joint user.
Basic Rate Area - A specific geographic area, within which the schedule rates for local exchange
service apply without exchange line mileage and without special rates in lieu of mileage.
Cancellation of Order - A customer-initiated request to discontinue processing a service order
either in part or in its entirety, prior to its completion.
Carrier - Alticomm, Inc., unless specifically stated otherwise.
Central Office - Facilities where subscriber lines are connected to each other through switching
equipment for placing local and long distance telephone calls.
Companv - Alticomm, Inc., also referred to as "Carrier.
Completed Calls - Completed calls are calls answered on the distance end. In the event a
customer is charged for an incomplete call, the Company will issue a credit to the customer upon
request.
Customer or Subscriber - The person, fInn, corporation, or other entity which orders or uses
service and is responsible by law for payment for communication service from the telephone
utility .
Customer Provided Equipment - Terminal equipment provided by a customer.
Dav Rate Period - 8:00 a.m. through 4:59 p., Monday through Friday.
Disconnect - The disabling of circuitry preventing outgoing and incoming toll communication
service provided by Carrier.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 8
Local Exchao2e Services
1.1 Definitions: (continued)
Due Date - The last day for payment without unpaid amounts being subject to a late payment
charge.
Evening Rate Period - 5:00 p.m. through 10:59 p., Sunday through Friday.
Holidays - Carrier s recognized holidays are New Year s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
NightlWeekend Rate Period - 11 :00 p.m. through 7:59 a., everyday; 8:00 a.m. through 10:59
m. Saturday; and 8:00 a.m. through 4:59 p.m. Sunday.
Nonlisted Service - A directory listing service wherein a Customer is not listed in the published
directory, but is listed in the directory assistance database.
Nonpublished Service - A directory listing service wherein a Customer is not listed in the
published directory or in the directory assistance database.
Nonnal Business Hours - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Premises - The space occupied by an individual customer in a building, in adjoining buildings
occupied entirely by that customer, or on contiguous property occupied by the customer
separated only by a public thoroughfare, a railroad right of way or a natural barrier.
PUC - The Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
Recurring Charges - The charges to a Customer for services, facilities and equipment, which
recur monthly for the agreed upon duration of the service.
Tenninal Equipment - All telephone instruments, including pay telephone equipment, the
common equipment of large and small key and PBX systems and other devices and apparatus
and associated wiring, which are intended to be connected electrically, acoustically or
inductively to the telecommunication system of the telephone utility.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 9
Local Exchange Services
SECTION 2 - RULES AND REGULATIONS
Undertaking of the Company
1.1 Scope
1 The Company undertakes to furnish local exchange communications service
pursuant to the tenus of this price list.
1.1.2 The services offered herein may be used for any lawful purpose. There are no
restrictions on sharing orresale of the Company s services. However, the
Customer remains liable for all obligations under this price list even if such
sharing or resale arrangements exist regardless of the Company s knowledge of
these arrangements. If service is jointly ordered by more than one Customer
each is jointly and severally liable for all obligations.
1.3 The services the Company offers shall not be used for any unlawful purposes or
for any use for which the Customer has not obtained all required governmental
approvals, authorizations, licenses, consents and pennits.
1.4 Company services may be connected to the services or facilities of other
communications carriers only when authorized by and in accordance with the
tenus and conditions of any price list of such other communications carrier.
1.1.5 The services of the Company are furnished for the transmission of voice
communications but may also be used for data, facsimile, signaling, metering, or
other similar communications, subject to the transmission capabilities of the
technologies or combination of technologies available. Service is available
twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
Shortage of Equipment or Facilities
2.2.The furnishing of service under this price list is subject to the availability on a
continuing basis of all facilities necessary to provide the service. Services will be
provided using resale of other carrier facilities.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.
2.3
2.4
Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 10
Local Exchao2e Services
Selection of Transmission
The Company selects and/or arranges for the channels and/or service components and underlying
network facilities used to provide service. The Company may modify or change the channels
service components and underlying Company facilities or the underlying carrier at any time
subject to Part 68 of the FCC's Rules and Regulations and this price list.
Notification of Service-Affecting Activities
The Company will provide the Customer with reasonable notification of service-affecting
activities that may occur during the normal operation of its business. Such activities may
include, but are not limited to, equipment or facilities additions, removals or rearrangements and
routine preventive maintenance. Generally, such activities are not specific to an individual
Customer, but affect many Customer s services. No specific advance notification period is
applicable to all service-affecting activities. The Company will work cooperatively with the
Customer to determine reasonable notification requirements. Notification to the Customer may
not be possible with some emergency or unplanned service-affecting conditions, such as an
outage resulting from cable damage.
Provision of Eguipment and Facilities
The Company shall make a reasonable effort to provide service to a Customer on or
before a particular date, subject to the provisions of and compliance by the Customer
with the regulations contained in this price list.
5.2 The Company shall make a reasonable effort to maintain facilities that it furnishes to the
Customer. The Customer shall not, and the Customer shall not permit others to
rearrange, disconnect, remove, attempt to repair or otherwise interfere with any of the
facilities installed by the Company, except upon the written consent of the Company.
Terms and Conditions
Service is provided on a minimum term basis of at least one month, using 24-hours per
day for each day ofthe month. For purposes of this price list, a month is considered to
have thirty days. All calculations of dates set forth in this price list shall be based on
calendar days, unless otherwise specified herein.
This price list shall be interpreted and governed by the laws of the State of Idaho and the
Rules issued by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 11
Local Exchao2e Services
Non-routine Installation and Special Construction
Non-routine Installation
At the Customer s request, installation and/or maintenance may be performed outside the
Company s regular business hours or in hazardous locations. In such cases, charges
based on cost of the actual labor, material, or other costs incurred by or charged to the
Company will apply.
Special Construction
Subject to the agreement of the Company, special construction of facilities may be
undertaken on a reasonable effort basis at the request of the Customer. Special
construction may include that construction undertaken:
(a) where facilities are not presently available;
(b) of a type other than that which the Company would normally utilize in the furnishing
of service;
(c) over a route other than that which the Company would normally utilize in the
furnishing of its services;
(d) in a quantity greater than that which the Company would normally utilize in the
furnishing of its services;
(e) on an expedited basis;
(f) on a temporary basis until permanent facilities are available;
(g) involving abnormal costs; or
(h) in advance of normal construction.
Special construction will be undertaken at the discretion of the Company consistent with
budgetary responsibilities and consideration for the effect on Company s other
Customers and contractual responsibilities.
7.3 If required by the Company, the Customer shall make an advance payment
before services are furnished and such advance payment will be credited to the
Customer s initial bill. The Company may require such an advance payment, in
addition to a deposit, when additional costs are incurred to perform special or
extraordinary construction to provide services required by the customer.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 12
Local Exchao2e Services
Ownership of Facilities
Title to all facilities and equipment, and related plans and proposals, provided by the Company in
furnishing service remains with the Company, its agents or contractors. Such facilities and
equipment, plans and proposals shall be returned to the Company by the Customer whenever
requested, within a reasonable period following the request and in as good condition as
reasonable wear will pennit.
Rights-of- W av
Privisioning ofthe Company s services is subject to and contingent upon the Company s ability
to obtain and maintain rights-of-way and access to public and private property necessary for
installation of the facilities used to provide the Company s services to the Customer s service
point as agreed to by the Company.
Liability
10.Exculpatory Clause
THE INCLUDED EXCULPATORY LANGUAGE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A DETERMINATION BY
THE COMMISSION THAT A LIMITATION OF LIABILITY IMPOSED BY THE COMPANY SHOULD
BE UPHELD IN A COURT OF LAW. ACCEPTANCE FOR FILING BY THE COMMISSION
RECOGNIZES TIlAT IT IS A COURT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ADJUDICATE NEGLIGENCE AND
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE CLAIMS. IT IS ALSO THE COURT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO
DETERMINE TIIE VALIDITY OF TIIE EXCULPATORY CLAUSE.
10.2 Liability ofthe Companv
The Company shall not be liable to any person, fmn or entity for damages
either direct, indirect, consequential, special, incidental, actual, punitive, or for
any other damages or lost profits arising out of mistakes, accidents, errors
omissions, interruptions, delays or defects in transmissions and not caused by the
negligence of the carrier, commencing upon activation of service and in no event
exceeding an amount equivalent to the proportionate charge to the customer for
the period of service during which mistakes, accidents, errors, omissions
interruptions, delays or defects in transmission occurred.
The Company makes no warranty, whether express, implied or statutory, as to
the description, quality, merchantability, completeness or fitness for any purpose
of the service or local access, or as to any other matter, all of which warranties
by Carrier are hereby excluded and disclaimed.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.u.C. No.
Original Sheet 13
Local Exchange Services
Indemnification
11.1 The Company, at its own expense, will indemnify the customer and hold it hannless in
respect to any and all loss, damage, liability or expense asserted against the customer by
a third party on account of any property damage or personal injury caused by any
negligence or willful misconduct of Carrier or its agents or representatives arising out of
perfonnance by Carrier of any testing or other activities on the customer s premises
pursuant to this tariff. Carrier s obligations under the immediately preceding sentence
shall be subject to the customer s full perfonnance of this tariff and subject further to the
customer s duty to take reasonable precautions in the location, construction, maintenance
and operation of all activities, facilities and equipment for the protection against hazard
or injury and to not interfere with the services provided by Carrier.
11.Carrier shall be indemnified and held hannless by the customer against:
Claims for libel, slander, infringement of copyright or patent infringement
unauthorized use of any trademark, trade name or service mark arising out of the
material, data infonnation, or other content transmitted over the carrier
facilities; and
All other claims arising out of any act or omission by the customer in connection
with any service provided by Carrier.
Conflicts Between Price List and Commission Rules
If this Price List contains provisions that deny or restrict a Customer s rights otherwise protected
by Commission rules, Commission rules supersede any conflicting tariff or price list provisions
that deny or restrict any of those rights, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, court
order, or statute.
Allowances for Interruptions in Service
A credit allowance will be given for interruptions of service, subject to the provisions of this
section.
13.Credit for Service Interruptions
A credit allowance will be made when an interruption in service occurs. An interruption
in service is considered to exist when the local service quality deteriorates to such an
extent that the customer cannot make local calls or cannot receive local calls or cannot
use the service for voice grade communications because of cross talk, static or other
transmission problem.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 14
Local Exchange Services
Allowances for Interruptions in Service (contd.
13.Credit for Service Interruptions (contd.
An interruption period begins when the Customer reports a circuit, service or facility to
be interrupted and releases it for testing.
13.1.1
13.1.2
13.1.3
13.1.4
The Company must restore service: within sixteen (16) hours after the
report of the outage if the customer notifies the telephone company that
the service outage creates an emergency; or
Within 24 hours after the report of the outage if no emergency exists.
Outages reported between noon on Saturday and 6:00 p.m. on the
following Sunday must be restored within forty-eight (48) hours or by
6:00 p.m. on the following Monday, whichever is sooner.
If the Company does not restore service within the times required by this
paragraph, the Company will credit the customer s account for an
amount equal to the monthly rate for one (1) month of basic local
exchange service.
13.Limitations on Allowances
No credit allowance will be made for:
13.2.
13.
13.2.3
13.2.4
interruptions due to the negligence of the Customer, or noncompliance
with, or acts of omission regarding the provisions of this price list by the
Customer, authorized user or joint user;
interruptions of service during any period in which the Company is not
given full and free access to its facilities and equipment for the purpose
of investigating and correcting interruptions;
interruptions of service during a period when the Customer has released
service to the Company for maintenance purposes or for implementation
of a Customer order for a change in service arrangements; or
interruption of service due to circumstances or causes beyond the control
of the Company and affecting large groups of customers.
Issued:January 21, 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 15
Local Exchange Services
Obligations of the Customer
14.1 The Customer shall provide at no charge, as specified by the Company, any personnel
equipment, space, power, heating and air conditioning needed to operate, and maintain a
proper operating environment for the Company s facilities and equipment installed on
the Customer s premises.
14.2 Upon suitable notification to the Customer, and at a reasonable time, the Company may
make such tests and inspections as may be necessary to determine that the Customer is
complying with the requirements set forth herein for the installation, operation, and
maintenance of Customer-provided facilities, equipment, and wiring in the connection of
Customer-provided facilities and equipment to Cmpany-owned facilities and equipment.
14.3 If the protective requirements for Customer-provided equipment are not being complied
with, the Company may take such action as it deems necessary to protect its facilities
equipment and personnel. The Company will notify the Customer promptly if there is
any need for further corrective action. Within ten days of receiving this notice, the
Customer must take this corrective action and notify the Company of the action taken.
the Customer fails to do this, the Company may take whatever additional action is
deemed necessary, including the suspension of service, to protect its facilities, equipment
and personnel from harm.
2.15 Prohibited Uses
The Customer shall not use or allow the use of the Company s facilities or equipment installed at
the Customer s premises for any purpose other than that for which the Company provides it
without the prior written consent of the Company.
15.Abuse
The abuse of Company Services is prohibited. Abuse includes, but is not limited to, the
following activities:
(a) Using the service to make calls that might reasonably be expected to frighten
torment, or harass another.
(b) Using the service in such a way that it interferes unreasonably with the use of
Company services by others.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, mc,
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 16
Local Exchao2e Services
15.2 Fraudulent Use
The fraudulent use or the intended or attempted fraudulent use of service is prohibited
and can result in the discontinuance of services as set out by this price list. Fraudulent
use consists of using or attempting to use service with the intent to avoid the payment
either in whole or in part, of the price listed charges for the service including, but not
limited to:
(a) rearranging, tampering with, or making connections not authorized by this price list
to any network components used to furnish service; or
(b) using fraudulent means or devices, tricks, schemes, false or invalid numbers, false
credit devices, or electronic devices.
Payments
16.Customer Obligations
16.1.1 The Customer shall pay outstanding charges in full within 15 days of the
invoice date. Charges normally will be invoiced in arrears, with monthly
recurring charges invoiced on or about the first of the montly cycle for
which the charges apply. Amounts not paid within 20 days after the date
of the invoice are considered delinquent.
16.1.2 The Customer shall pay all charges for use of the service by any persons
whether or not authorized by the Customer, except in those instances
where it has been determined that the Customer s present and former
employees, agents and authorized users were not responsible for calls
billed to the Customer via third party billing and the Company did not
verity that the charges for the call would be accepted. The Customer is
not responsible for unauthorized use of service to the extent such use is
proximately caused by the Company s willful or negligent act.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.
16.2 Disputed Bills
16.2.
16.2.2
Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 17
Local Exchao2e Services
Any Customer who disputes a portion of a bill rendered for Company
services shall pay the undisputed portion of the bill and notify the
Company that such unpaid amount is in dispute within thirty (30) days
of receipt of the bill. If such notice is not received by the Company
within thirty (30) days as indicated above, the Company shall consider
the bill statement to be due and payable in full by the Customer.
Payment of the amount due by the Customer does not constitute waiver
of the Customer s rights under the provisions of IDAP A 31.41.01.204 to
challenge any billing amount due or paid to the Company.
In the event a Customer and the Company cannot resolve a billing
dispute to their mutual satisfaction, the Customer may contact the Idaho
Public Utilities Commission and proceed in accordance with the Idaho
PUC's Rules. The address and telephone number for the Idaho PUC are:
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0074
Ph. 334-0300 (within the local calling area)
800-432-0369 (from outside the local calling area)
16.3 Payment Arrangements
16.3.
16.3.
16.3.3
When a Customer cannot pay a bill in full, the Company may continue to
serve the Customer is the Customer and the Company agree on a
reasonable portion of the outstanding bill to be paid immediately, and
the manner in which the balance of the outstanding bill will be paid.
In deciding on the reasonableness of a particular agreement, the
Company will take into account the Customer s ability to pay, the size of
the unpaid balance, the Customer s payment history and length of
service, and the amount of time and reasons why the debt is outstanding.
Payments are to be applied to the undisputed balance owed by the
Customer. A Customer may designate how a payment insufficient to pay
the total balance due shall be applied. If applicable, and in the absence
of instructions from the Customer, a partial payment shall be allocated
first to local exchange services. Such payments shall be applied first to
the oldest undisputed balances.
Issued:January 21, 2003
James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
By:
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 18
Local Exchange Services
16.3 Payment Arrangements (contd.
2.16.3 .4 If a Customer fails to make the payment agreed upon by the date that it is
due, the Company may, but is not obligated to, enter into a second
payment arrangement.
Taxes, Charges, Fees
In addition to the rates and charges described in this price list, the Customer may be responsible
for payment oftaxes, charges or fees ordered by the Idaho PUC, the Idaho State Legislature, or
local and county governments. When the Company is authorized to collect such taxes, charges
or fees from the Customer, these taxes, charges and fees will be itemized separately on the
Customer s bill.
Deposits
The Company will not require advance deposits.
Refusal or Termination of Services
If the Company intends to deny an available service to an applicant, the Company will provide
the applicant with a written explanation of its refusal to serve. The written explanation shall
include:
a) the reasons for denial ofthe service;
b) actions the applicant may take in order to receive the denied service; and
c) a statement that the Customer may file an informal or formal complaint concerning denial of
the service with the Company or with the Idaho PUC.
2.19.1 Grounds for Refusal to Establish Service
The Company may refuse to establish service if any of the following conditions exist:
19.1.1 the applicant has an outstanding amount due to the Company for similar
utility services and the applicant is unwilling to make accpetable
alTangements with the Company for payment;
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 19
Local Exchange Services
Refusal or Termination of Services (contd.
19.Grounds for Refusal to Establish Service (contd.
19.1.2
19.1.3
19.1.4
19.1.5
19.1.6
a condition exists that, in the Company s judgment, is unsafe or
hazardous to the applicant, the general population, or the Company
personnel, agents or facilities;
the applicant refuses to provide the Company with a deposit after having
failed to meet the credit criteria for waiver of deposit requirements;
the applicant is known to be in violation ofthe Company s price lists
filed with the Commission;
the applicant fails to furnish such funds, suitable facilities, and/or rights-
of-way which have been specified by the Company as necessary to and a
condition for providing service to the applicant; or
the applicant has falsified his/her identity for the purpose of obtaining
servIce.
19.2 Grounds for Termination with Written Prior Notice
Except as otherwise specified in this price list or Idaho PUC rules, the Company may,
upon reasonable written notice to the Customer, discontinue services for any of the
following reasons:
19.
19.2.2
19.2.3
19.2.4
19.
for nonpayment of any undisputed amounts owing to the Company;
for services provided to premises that have been vacated by the
Customer;
for tampering with the Company s property;
for violation of rules, service agreements, or filed price lists;
for use of Customer equipment which adversely affects the Company
property, facilities, or service to its other Customers, or upon
condemnation of any material portion of the facilities used by the
Company to provide service to a Customer, or if a casualty renders all or
any material portion of such facilities inoperable beyond feasible repair;
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 20
Local Exchan~e Services
19.2 Grounds for Termination with Written Prior Notice (contd.
19.for fraudulent obtaining or use of service, including, but not limited to:
(a)providing false information to the Company regarding the
Customer s identity, address, creditworthiness, or current or
planned use of common communications;
(b)using or attempting to use service by rearranging, tampering
with, or making connection to the Company s service where not
authorized by this price list;
(c)using tricks, schemes, false or invalid numbers, false credit
devices, electronic devices; or
(d)any other fraudulent means or device.
19.3 Refusal or Termination of Services Without Written Notice to the Customer
The Company may deny or discontinue the furnishing of any and/or all service(s) to a
Customer immediately and without prior notice to the Customer and without the
Customer s permission for one or more of the following reasons:
19.3.Dangerous Condition. A condition immediately dangerous or hazardous
to the life, physical safety, or property exists, or it is necessary to
prevent a violation of federal, state or local safety or health codes.
19.3.2 Odered to Terminate Service. The Company is ordered to terminate
service by any court, the Idaho PUC, or any other duly authorized public
authority .
19.3.3 Services Obtained Illegally. The service(s) was(were) obtained, diverted
or used without the authorization or knowledge of the Company.
19.3.4 Customer Unable to be Contacted. The Company has tried diligently to
provide reasonable notice to the Customer, but has been unsuccessful in
its attempt to contact the Customer.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 21
Local Exchange Services
19.3 Refusal or Tennination of Services Without Written Notice to the Customer (contd.
19.3.Misrepresentation of Identity. The Customer has misrepresented the
Customer s identity for purposes of obtaining telephone service and
either does not have or has an inadequate security deposit on file with
the Company.
19.3.for any governmental prohibition, or required alteration of the services
provided, or any violation of any applicable law or regulation, or
unlawful use of service or use of service for unlawful purposes, the
Company may immediately discontinue or suspend service.
19.4 Notice of Disconnection
19.4.Seven-Day Notice
Except as otherwise provded under the provisions of IDAP A
31.41.01.303.04 and 31.41.01.305, the Company will mail to the
Customer written notice of tennination at least seven (7) calendar days
before the proposed date of tennination. The written notice will contain
the infonnation required by IDAPA 31.41.01.306.
19.4.2 Twenty-Four Hour Notice
At least twenty-four (24) hours before actual tennination, the Company
will diligently attempt to contact the Customer affected to apprise the
Customer of the proposed action and the steps to take to avoid or delay
tennination. Oral Notice will contain the same infonnation as required
by IDAP A 31.41.01.306.
19.4.3 Additional Notice
If the Company does not tenninate service within seven (7) days after a
proposed tennination date, and the matter is not the subject of a pending
complaint before the Idaho PUC, or if other arrangements have not been
made with the Customer, the Company will again make a diligent effort
to contact the Customer to advise the Customer of the proposed action.
lithe Company has not tenninated service within twenty-eight (28) days
of mailing a written notice of tennination, but still intends to tenninate
the Company will again issue a written notice as set out by subsection
19.4.1 of this price list, related to Seven-Day Notice.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.
2.20
2.21
2.22
2.23
Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 22
Local Exchange Services
19.5 Customer Cancellation of Service
If the Customer cancels a service order or terminates service before the completion of the
term of service specified in the service order for any reason, the Customer agrees to pay
to the Company all costs, fees, and expenses reasonably incurred in connection with
special construction and with the term of service. In addition, the Customer may be
liable for termination charges up to a maximum amount equal to the total charges
applicable for the remaining term specified in the service order.
Restoration of Service
20.1 A reconnection charge shall be imposed on any Customer whose service has been
discontinued pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.19 of this price list. The Company
reserves the right to refuse to restore service until all amounts due have been paid.
2.20.2 Should the Customer request that service be restored during a period other than regular
working hours, such as evenings or weekends, the Customer may be required to pay an
after-hour charge for service reconnection.
Assignment
The Company may, without obtaining any further consent from the Customer, assign any of its
rights, privileges or obligations under this price list to any subsidiary, parent, or affiliate of the
Company; pursuant to any sale or transfer of substantially all the business of the Company; or
pursuant to any fmancing, merger or reorganization of the Company. The Customer may, upon
prior written consent of the Company, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, assign
its rights, privileges or obligations under this price list to any subsidiary, parent, or affiliate of the
Customer, pursuant to any sale or transfer of substantially all the business of the Customer; or
pursuant to any fmancing, merger or reorganization of the Customer.
Promotions
The Company may provide promotional offerings from time to time. The Company will notify
the Idaho PUC ten (10) days in advance ofthe rates, terms and conditions of any such
promotions.
E911
The Company will provide necessary Customer information to the incumbent local exchange
carrier (ILEe) for appropriate routing ofE911 calls. The Company s or its underlying carrier
switches will be equipped with E911 trunks, and all E911 traffic will be switched by the
Company or its underlying carrier to the incumbent local exchange carrier for routing.
Issued:January 21, 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 23
Local Exchao2e Services
Public Notice
The Company shall give public notice of all proposed changes in rates. Public notice will be
reasonably designed to call the attention of Customers who are affected by the changes to the
proposed changes in rates. Legal advertisements alone will not be considered adequate public
notice. Individual notice to all Customers affected will always constitute public notice.
2.25 Customer Service
The Company s Customer Service representatives are accessible by dialing 1-866-282-4200 toll
free, or by writing to the Company at 115 Shawmut Road, Canton, Massachusetts 02021.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 24
Local Exchange Services
SECTION 3 - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE AND RATES
General
Local Exchange Services provides the Customer with Connection to the public switched
telecommunications network. In addition, Local Exchange Service provides the Customer with a
unique telephone number address on the public switched telecommunications network. Each
Local Exchange Service enables the Customer to:
(a)receive calls from other stations on the public swithced telecommunications network;
(b)access other services offered by the Company as set forth in this price list;
(c)access the interexchange carrier selected by the Customer for interLA T A, intraLA T A
interstate or international calling;
(d)access Directory Assistance for the local calling area;
(e)place or receive calls to 8XX telephone numbers;
(1)access Telecommunication Relay Service.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 25
Local Exchao2e Services
3.2 Service Descriptions
3.2.Residence Service
Residence Service provides the Customer with a single, voice-grade, DTMF
communications channel. Each Local Line will include a telephone number, as well as
access to the service.
Residence Service is that service furnished in private homes or apartments, including all
parts of the subscriber s domestic establishment, for domestic use and not for substantial
occupational use; in the study of a clergyman located in a church, in a college fraternity
or sorority house, college dormitories, convents and monasteries for domestic rather than
occupational use in residential quarters.
3.2.Business Services
The Company s Business Services are offered for local calling using the facilities of the
Company s authorized underlying Local Exchange Carrieres). The Company s Business
Services are offered primarily to the following:
Offices, stores, factories, mines and all other places of a strictly business nature;
Offices of hotels, boarding houses, apartment houses, colleges, quarters occupied
by clubs and fraternal societies, public, private or parochial schools, hospitals
nursing homes, libraries, churches, and other institutions; and
Services terminating solely on the secretarial facilities of a telephone answering
bureau.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 26
Local Exchange Services
3.2.3 Optional Features
The features in the section are made available to Customers on a monthly basis. All features
are provided subject to availability. The Customer will be billed the per feature charge(s)
shown in Section 4 of this price list. Transmission levels for calls forwarded or calls placed
or received using optional calling features may not be acceptible for all or some uses in
some cases.
3.2.3.Feature Descriptions
Call Waiting - provides for a tone to signal to the Customer that an
incoming call is waiting. The Csutomer can choose to answer the second
call by flashing the switchhook or by hanging up the phone.
Call Forwarding - allows the Customer to direct incoming calls to a
different Customer-derIDed telephone number.
Voice Mail - allows Customer to receive messages which are stored in a
voice mail system.
Caller ill - enables the customer to view on a display unit the Calling Party
Directory Name and/or Number (CPN) on incoming telephone calls.
Display unit is not included., and must be obtained by the Customer.
3.2.4 Directory Assistance
A Customer may obtain assistance, for a charge, in detennining a local telephone number
by dialing local Directory Assistance Service. A Customer can also receive assistance by
writing to the Company with a list of names and addresses for which telephone numbers are
requested.
Issued:January 21, 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.UC. No.
Original Sheet 27
Local Exchao2e Services
3.2.Directorv Listings
For each Customer of Company-provided local exchange service(s), the Company shall
arrange for the listing of the Customer s main billing telephone number in the directory(ies)
published by the dominant Local Exchange Carrier in the area, and in the Directory
Assistance records of the Company at no charge.
Listings will be in light face type in the white pages (alphabetical section) of the telephone
directory, and will be limited to such infonnation as is essential to the identification ofthe
listed party. The listing of a service, commodity, or trade name is not pennitted unless it is
the name, or an integral part of the name, under which the Customer does business.
A listing is limited to one line in the directory except where, in the judgement of the
Company, more than one line is required to identify the Customer properly. In such cases
the additional lines requires will be provided at no extra charge.
Miscellaneous Charges
3.2.6.1 Maintenance Visit Charge (Technicial Charge)
A maintenance visit charge applies if a maintenance visit is required to complete
any requested maintenance work on the Customer s premises.
Where a NID exists, if the Company is able to test for dial tone and the problem
proves to be beyond the NID (within Customer premises), a maintenance charge is
applicable. In the event there is no NID and/or the Company is unable to test for
dial tone, then no maintenance charge will be assessed. In those cases where the
Customer has purchased an inside wire maintenance warranty/plan (a non-regulated
service) from the Company, no maintenance charge will be applicable regardless
of the dial tone test results or whether a NID exists.
3.2.Order Processing Charges
Non-recurring charges apply to processing service orders for new service, for
transfer in service location, changes in existing service, or other changes.
(1)Telephone Number Change - applies when customer requests a change in
telephone number or physical location of service.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
AIticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 28
Local Exchao2e Services
Miscellaneous Charges (contd.
6.3 Service Reconnection
A service reconnection fee applies to re-establishment of service which has been
disconnected due to non-payment or other reason set forth under this price list.
3.2.6.4 Seasonal Suspension
Seasonal Suspension charge applies when a customer request temporary suspension
of services, (Also known as a Vacation Interruption.
5 Seasonal Restoration
seasonal service restoration charge applies to the restoration of service
temporarily suspended by the Customer, and is payable at the time that the
restoration of the suspended service is arranged. The restoration charge does not
apply when, after disconnection of service, service is later re-installed.
3.2.6 Inside Wire Maintenance Plan
Provides service repair to telephone wiring located inside of the customer
premises or building. Inside wiring starts at the telephone company s Demarcation
Point and extends to the individual phone extensions,
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.D.C. No.
Original Sheet 29
Local Exchao2e Services
3.3 Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program (lTSAP)
ITSAP consists of two programs, Lifeline and Linkup, that were developed to provde discounted
rates for telephone service to low income customers, thus promoting universal service. The
programs are jointly sponsored (federal and state) telephone assistance programs designed to
maximize federal contributions to Idaho s low-income customers.
The programs provide reductions in monthly rates for single line telephone service and/or reductions
in one-time costs for installation of telephone service for qualifying customers. The program is
administered by the Department of Health and Welfare in accordance with Idaho Code, ~56-901.
3.3.Eligibility
To be eligible for ITSAP, the participant must:
(a)Apply through the Department of Health and Welfare
(b)Be head of household
(c)Have a total gross income at or below 133% of the Office of Management and
Budgets (OMB) Poverty guidelines.
3.3.Residents of Tribal Lands may be eligible for additional federal assistance if the individual
participates in one of the following federal assistance programs:
(a)Bureau of Indian Affairs general assistance;
(b)Tribally administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families;
(c)Head Start (only those meeting its income qualifying standards);
(d)National School Lunch Program s free lunch program;
3.3.2.1 Eligibility and qualification determinations will be performed according to the
telecommunication provider s federal tariff and/or 47 C.R. Part 54.
3.3.2.2 Each eligible partipating resident of Tribal Lands must provide to its local service
provider a signed document certifying under penalty of perjury that the customer
receives benefits from at lease one of the programs mentioned.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.laaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 30
Local Exchange Services
3.3 Idaho Telecommunications Service Assistance Program (ITSAP)(contd.
3.3.3 Lifeline Discounts - applied to tariffed monthly recurring rates and charges for qualifying
residential customers.
Monthly discount (not to exceed the rate charged for the grade of subscribed residential
basic local exchange service) is $3.50.
Additional federal discounts may apply:
Tier 1 - Monthly service discount equal to the subscriber line charge $3.
Tier 2 - Mondy service discount for customers who have received non-federal regulatory
approvals $1.
Tier 3 - Monthly service discount equal to one half of the amount of any state support up to
a maximum of$1.75
Tier 4 - Eligible residents of Tribal Lands may be eligible for discounts of up to $25. This
discount may not bring the local residential rate to below $1.00 per month.
3.3.4 Linkup Discounts - applied to installation of new service, including line extensions
construction of facilities, etc., but shall not apply to customer premises facilities or
equipment.
A service installation cost reduction of 50% up to $30.00.
For an eligible resident of Tribal Lands, an additional reduction of up to $70 may be
appolied to cover 100% of the charges between $60 and $130 assessed for initiating
telephone service.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Idaho P.D.C. No.
Original Sheet 31
Local Exchao2e Services
3.3.Rules
3.3.5.1 Applies to Telecommunication service at the principal residence of the eligible
subscriber/head of household.
3.3.5.2 A household is either an individual living alone or a group of individuals living
together in common living quarters and facilities under such domestic arrangements
and circumstances as to create a single establishment.
3.3.5.3 The eligible participant can receive assistance with telephone service installation
costs only once at a residential address. However, if the participant moves to a new
address, meets the eligibility criteria and is in good standing with the telephone
service provider, there is no limit to the number of times the participant may receive
assistance with telephone costs.
3.3.5.4 Nonrecurring charges to change to or from this program because of change in
eligibility status will be waived.
3.3.5 Lifeline service is not available for foreign exchange service. Only one line per
household will qualify for ITSAP discounts.
3.3.Customers participating in either of these assistance programs must notify the
company of any changes that would affect qualification, Verification of eligibility
will be established by the Department of Health and Welfare and will be reviewed
annually.
3.3.7 When the customer is no longer eligible, the discount will be discontinued and
regular tariff rates and charges will apply.
3.3.Recovery
The cost of providing assistance through ITSAP shall be recovered by imposing a monthly
surcharge detennined by the Public Utilities Commission and assessed on each line used for
providing residential and business access. Participating ITSAP customers are exempted
from this surcharge.
$0.50 per line per month.
Issued:January 21, 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 32
Local Excbao2e Services
3.4 Idaho USF Surcharges
A surcharge is assessed on all access lines to contribut towards funding for an Idaho Universal
Service Fund. The Surcharge Rate is established by the Commission and will be assessed to each
business and residential line.
Issued:January 21 , 2003
By:James Comblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
Alticomm, Inc.Iaaho P.c. No.
Original Sheet 33
Local Exchao2e Services
SECTION 4 - RATES
Local Exchange Service Rates
All rates listed below exclude applicable taxes, surcharges, regulatory assessments and fees.
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
Local Unlimited Business Services
Provides unlimited calling within the customers local calling area.
$50.00/month
Local Unlimited Residential Services
Provides unlimited calling within the customers local calling area.
$25.00/month
Optional Features
Call Waiting
Call Forwarding
Voice Mail - single box
Caller ill
Miscellaneous Charges
Telephone number change
Reconnection Fee
Seasonal Suspension Charge
Seasonal Reconnection Charge
Inside Wire Maintenance Plan
Technician Charge
Per Month
$4.
$4.
$7.
$7.
Per
Occurrence
$25,
$50.00 per line
$15.
$15,
$3.85 residential; $6.00 business
$1O5.00Ihour
Issued:January 21 , 2003
James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021
By:
Alticomm, Inc.Idaho P.C. No.
Original Sheet 34
Local Exchange Services
Returned Check Charge
$15.00 per occurrence.
4.2 Local Directory Assistance
$0.30 per call.
Issued:January 21 2003
By:James Cornblatt, Director of Regulatory Affairs
Alticomm, Inc.
115 Shawmut Road
Canton, Massachusetts 02021