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Office of the Secretary
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MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise. Idaho
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
444 Brickell Avenue, Suite 650
Miami, FL 33131
This tariff contains the descriptions, regulations, rates, and charges applicable to the provision of
telecommunications service by iTELSA (USA), Inc. ("iTELSA"), with principal offices at 444
Brickell Avenue, Suite 650, Miami, FL 33131. This tariff applies to services furnished within the
State of Idaho. This tariff is on file with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, and copies may be
inspected, during normal business hours, at the Company s principal place of business.
Issued: February 1998 Effective: March 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Check Sheet .....................................................................................................................................
Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................
Explanation of Symbols...................................................................................................................
Tariff Format............................................ ........................................................................................
Application of Tariff........................................................................................................................
1 DEFINITIONS.....................................................................................................................
RULES AND REGULATIONS ........................................................................................
Undertaking of the Company.............................................................................................
Limitations........................................................................................................................ .
Use .....................................................................................................................................2.4 Liability of the Company ...................................................................................................
Responsibilities of the Customer .......................................................................................
Interruption of Service .......................................................................................................
Termination of Service ......................................................................................................
Restoration of Service ........................................................................................................
(Reserved for Future Use J ................................................................................................ ..10 Payment for Service...........................................................................................................11 Deposits............................................................................................................................ ..12 Advance Payments .............................................................................................................13 Taxes ..................................................................................................................................14 Right to Backbill for Improper Use ...................................................................................15 Payphone Compensation Surcharge ....................................................... ......................... ..16 Returned Check Charge................................................................................................... ..17 Agents of the Company .....................................................................................................18 Cost of Collection and Repair.................. ........................................................................ ..19 Take or Pay Provision Applicable to Carriers/Resellers (Wholesale Customers) .............20 Toll Free Services ..............................................................................................................
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES .......................................................................................
Timing of Calls ..................................................................................................................3.2 Minimum Call Completion Rate........................................................................................
Calculation of Distance..................................................................................................... .
Time of Day Rate Periods..................................................................................................
Holiday Rates.....................................................................................................................
Promotions and Discounts .................................................................................................
Service Offerings ...............................................................................................................
RATES AND CHARGES..................................................................................................
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Customer complaints, bill inquiry, new service or disconnect requests:
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
444 Brickell Avenue, Suite 650
Miami, FL 33131
Toll Free 800-864-1313
Commission contact - tariff information:
Bob Sklar
Vice President
444 Brickell Avenue, Suite 650
Miami, FL 33131
305-372-8722
Commission contact - complaints:
Bob Sklar
Vice President
444 Brickell Avenue, Suite 650
Miami, FL 33131
305-372-8722
Idaho agent:
Corporation Service Company
200 N. 23rd St.
Boise, ID 83702
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
The following symbols are reserved for the purposes indicated below:
D - Delete or discontinue
I - Increase in rate or charge
M - Moved from another tariff location
N - New
R - Decrease in rate or charge
T - Change in text but no change in rate or charge or regulation
C - Change in regulation
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Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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TARIFF FORMAT
Page Numbering: Page numbers appear in the upper right comer of the page. Pages are
numbered sequentially. However, new pages are occasionally added to the tariff. When a
new page is added between pages already in effect, a decimal is added. For example, a new
page added between pages 4 and 5 would be 4.
Page Revision Numbers: Revision numbers also appear in the upper right comer of each
page. These numbers are used to determine the most current page version on file. For
example, the 4th revised Page 4 cancels the 3rd revised Page 4. Because of various
suspension periods, deferrals, etc. the Commission follows in the tariff approval process, the
most current page number on file is not always the tariff page in effect. Consult the check
sheet for the page currently in effect.
Paragraph Numbering Sequence: There are nine levels of paragraph coding. Each level of
coding is subservient to its next higher level:
2. 1. LA
1.1.A.1
1. LA. 1. (a)
(a).I
A.l.(a).I.(i)
A.l.(a).I.(i).(1)
When a tariff filing is made, an updated check sheet accompanies the tariff filing. The check
sheet lists the pages contained in the tariff, with a cross reference to the current revision
number. When new pages are added, the check sheet is changed to reflect the revision. All
revisions made in a given filing are designated by an asterisk (*). There will be no other
symbols used on the check sheet if these are the only changes made to it (i., the format, etc.
remains the same, just revised revision levels on some pages). The tariff user should refer to
the latest check sheet to find out if a particular page is the most current on file with the
Commission.
SERVICE AREA
The Company offers service throughout the entire state of Idaho
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APPLICATION OF TARIFF
This tariff contains the descriptions, regulations, rates, and charges applicable to the provision of
telecommunications service by iTELSA (USA), Inc. ("iTELSA"), within the State of Idaho. Service
is furnished subject to facility availability, transmission conditions, atmospheric conditions, and
other like conditions.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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DEFINITIONS
Access Line: A local channel for voice, data, or video communications which connects the
Customer location to a location of the Company.
Access Code: A pre-defined series of numbers used by the Company to permit Presubscribed
Customers to route interexchange calls to the Company s network. The Customer is responsible for
charges incurred through use of any assigned Access Code.
Account: The Customer who has agreed, verbally or by signature, to honor the terms of service
established by the Company. An account may have more than one authorization code billed to the
same Customer address.
Authorization Code: A pre-defined series of numbers which are used by the Company
to prevent unauthorized access and to identify the Customer for billing purposes. To be dialed by the
Customer or End User upon access to the Company s Switch to notify the caller and validate the
caller s authorization to use the services provided. The Customer is responsible for charges incurred
through use of any assigned Authorization Code (see also "Personal Identification Number
Authorized User: A person, firm, or corporation that is authorized to use the Company s services.
Available Usage Balance: The amount of usage remaining on a Debit Account at any particular
point in time. Each Debit Account has an Initial Account Balance which is stated either in U.
dollars or Call units, depending on the type of service. The Available Usage Balance is depleted as
services provided by the Company are utilized by the Customer.
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DEFINITIONS (CONT.
Called Station: The terminating point of the call (i.e. the called number).
Calling Party: Any individual who uses the services provided.
Calling Station: The originating point of the call (i.e. the calling number).
Carrier: A company that provides communications circuits.
Company: iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Commission: Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
Customer: Any person, firm, partnership, corporation, or other entity that orders service under the
provisions and regulations of this tariff. The Customer is responsible for payment of charges and
compliance with this tariff.
Debit Account: An account which consists of an Authorization Code and a pre-paid usage balance
depleted on a real-time basis during each Debit Service Call.
Debit Card: A card issued by the Company which provides the Customer with an Authorization
Code and instructions for accessing the Company s network (see also "Prepaid Phone Card"
Debit Service Call: A service accessed via a "800" or other access code dialing sequence whereby
the Calling Party dials all of the digits necessary to route a call. Charges for each call are deducted
from the Available Usage Balance of the Debit Account.
Dedicated Line: A method of reaching the Company s services whereby the Customer is connected
directly to the Company s Point of Presence without utilizing services of the local switched network.
Direct Dialed Call: A call requiring no operator assistance. A direct dialed call is completed and
billed to the telephone number from which the call originated without the assistance of an automated
or live operator. This includes calls forwarded by call forwarding equipment.
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DEFINITIONS (CONT.
End User: Any person, firm, partnership, corporation or other entity which uses the service of the
Company under the terms and conditions of this tariff. The end user is responsible for payment
unless the Customer is responsible for the charges for the service utilized (see also "Authorized
User" and "Calling Party
Equal Access: A form of dialed access provided by the local exchange companies whereby
interexchange calls dialed by the Calling Party are automatically routed to the Company s network.
Presubscribed Customers may also route interexchange calls to the Company s network by dialing
an Access Code supplied by the Company.
FCC: Federal Communications Commission.
Initial Account Balance: The amount of Available Usage Balance on a Debit Account upon
issuance and before any depleting call activity.
Incomplete Call: A call where the transmission between the calling and the called station is not
established (e.g. busy, no answer, etc.
iTELSA: Refers to iTELSA (USA), Inc.
LATA (Local Access and Transport Area): A geographic area within which local telephone
companies may offer telecommunications services (local or long distance).
Local Exchange Carrier (LEC): A telephone company utility that provides local
telecommunications services to a specific geographic area for business and residential Customers.
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DEFINITIONS (CONT.
Marks: A collective term to mean such items as trademarks, service marks, trade names and logos
copyrighted words, artwork, designs, pictures or images, or any other device or merchandise to
which legal rights or ownership are held or reserved by an entity.
Non-recurring Charges: One-time charges that apply for a specific work activity (e.g. installation
or change to an existing service).
On-Line Billing: Method of billing where the bill is sent by electronic mail.
Other Common Carrier (OCC): A common carrier other than the Company.
Personal Identification Number (PIN): A numeric code, one or more of which are available to a
Customer to allow access to the carrier and which are used by the carrier to prevent unauthorized
access and to identify the Customer for billing purposes (see also "Authorization Code
Point of Presence (POP): The physical location where a long distance carrier terminates its long
distance circuits.
Prepaid Phone Card: A calling card sold with a preset balance debited according to use (see also
Debit Card"
Presubscribed Customer: Customer in an equal access area that has selected a long distance carrier
that the Customer can access by dialing " 1 +" the 1 0 digit long distance number.
Private Line: A direct channel specifically dedicated to a Customer s use between specified points.
Recharge: A method of replenishing a Debit Account's Available Usage Balance with additional
minutes of usage as authorized and paid for by the Customer.
Reseller: A long distance company that does not own its own transmission lines.
Retail Customer: Customer that acqUIres service for end-use.
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DEFINITIONS (CONT.
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Sponsor: A corporation or other legal entity that exclusively permits the use of its Marks to the
Company for use with the Company s services, and contracts with the Company for the marketing of
the services described herein.
Subscriber: Customer.
Switch: An electronic device that allows circuit sharing, routing, and control.
Switched Access: A method for reaching the Company s network through the local switched
network whereby the Calling Party uses standard local business or residential lines.
Terminal Equipment: Telecommunications devices, apparatus and associated wiring located at the
premised of the Customer.
Travel Card: A billing mechanism which enables the Customer to access the service of the
Company while away from home or office.
l: A digital transmission link with a capacity of 1.544 Mbps (1 544 000 bits per second). T-
lines are used for dedicated local access to long distance facilities.
Uncompleted Call: A call where the transmission between the calling and the called station is not
established (e.g. busy, no answer, etc.
Underlying Carrier: A provider of telecommunications services whose network the Company uses
to provide telecommunications services to the Customers.
Wholesale Customer: Customer that acquires service for resale to retail Customers or to other
wholesale Customers.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
Undertaking of the Company
The Company provides telecommunications services through the resale of services of other
authorized carriers to Customers for the transmissIOn of voice, data, and facsimile, and other
special service on a switched and dedicated basis. All services are to be provided in
accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in this tariff.
The Company installs, operates and maintains the communication services provided
hereunder in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth under this tariff. The
Company may act as the Customer s agent for ordering access connection facilities provided
by other carriers or entities when authorized by the Customer, to allow connection of a
Customer s location to the Company s network. The Customer shall be responsible for all
charges due for such service arrangements.
The Company s services and facilities are provided on a monthly basis (unless the Customer
and Company agree otherwise), and are available twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7)
days per week.
Limitations
2.2.Service is offered subject to the availability of the necessary facilities and/or
equipment, and subject to the terms ofthis tariff.
2.2.The Company reserves the right to discontinue or limit service when necessitated by
conditions beyond its control, or when the end-user or Customer uses the service in
violation of law or in violation of the terms of this tariff.
2.2.The Customer may not transfer or assign the use of the service or facilities, except
with the express consent of the Company. Such transfer or assignment shall only
apply where there is no interruption of the use or location of the service or facilities.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS (CONT.
Limitations (Cont.
2.4 All regulations and conditions contained in this tariff shall apply to all such permitted
assignees or transferees, as well as all conditions for service.
2.2.The Company does not undertake to transmit messages, but offers the use of its
facilities when available, and will not be liable for errors in transmission or for failure
to establish connections.
2.2.The Company reserves the right to block access to wireless phone and pager numbers
that subscribe to a "calling party pays" service.
Use
Customers may only use the services provided under this tariff in a manner consistent
with the terms of this tariff and the laws of all governmental authorities having
jurisdiction over the service.
3.2 Services provided under this tariff shall not be used for unlawful purposes.
2.4 Liability of the Company
The included tariff 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 that it is a court's responsibility to
adjudicate negligence and consequential damage claims. It is also the court's responsibility
to determine the validity of the exculpatory clause.
2.4.Except as stated in this section 2.4, the Company shall have no liability for any
damages arising out of or related to services, events, acts, rights, or privileges related
to this tariff. This tariff does not limit the liability of the Company for gross
negligence or willful misconduct.
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Liability of the Company (Cont.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE TO THE RESELLER OR
ANY OTHER PERSON, FIRM OR ENTITY IN ANY OTHER RESPECT
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, FOR ANY DAMAGES, EITHER
DIRECT OR INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL , INCIDENTAL
ACTUAL, PUNITIVE, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOST
PROFITS OF ANY KIND OR WHATSOEVER, EVEN IF FORESEEABLE
ARISING OUT OF ANY MISTAKE, ACCIDENT, ERROR, OMISSION
INTERRUPTION, OR DEFECT IN TRANSMISSION, OR DELAY, INCLUDING
THOSE WHICH MAYBE CAUSED BY REGULATORY OR JUDICIAL
AUTHORITIES , ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICES OF OR
THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE COMPANY PURSUANT TO THIS TARIFF
INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY FAILURE TO PROVIDE TIMELY
OR ACCURATELY PROVISION OR INSTALL ANY PORTION OF THE
SERVICES OR CONDITIONS WHICH MAY RESULT FROM ACTION BY
REGULATORY OR JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES. THE COMPANY'S ENTIRE
LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM OR LOSS, DAMAGE OR EXPENSE FROM ANY
CAUSE WHATSOEVER, EXCEPT FOR THE COMPANY'S GROSS
NEGLIGENCE, SHALL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE MONEY ACTUALL Y
P AID TO THE COMPANY UNDER THIS AGREEMENT BY CUSTOMER FOR
THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT GIVE RISE TO THE CLAIM. WITHOUT
LIMITING THE FOREGOING, THE COMPANY SHALL HAVE NO
OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE AL TERNA TIVE ROUTING WITH RESPECT TO
ANY TRANSMISSION CAPACITY PROVIDED PURSUANT TO THIS TARIFF.
NO ACTION OR PROCEEDING AGAINST THE COMPANY MA Y BE ME
COMMENCED MORE THAN TWO YEARS AFTER THE SERVICES ARE
RENDERED.
THE CUSTOMER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY SHALL BE THE
COMP ANY'S OBLIGATION TO GIVE A CREDIT OR REFUND, AT THE
COMPANY'S SOLE DISCRETION, BASED ON THE ORIGINAL CHARGES
FOR THE SERVICES.
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2.4 Liability of the Company (Cont.)
2.4.The Company s liability for damages shall not exceed the amount that the Customer
has actually paid the Company for the period of service during which such mistakes
omissions, interruptions, delays, errors or defects in transmission occur.
2.4.4 THE COMPANY MAKES NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED
OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE DESCRIPTION, QUALITY
MERCHANTABILITY, COMPLETENESS , OR FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE IN
CONNECTION WITH ITS NETWORK OR OF THE SERVICE OR LOCAL
ACCESS OR AS TO ANY OTHER MATTER, ALL OF WHICH WARRANTIES
BY THE COMPANY ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED AND DISCLAIMED.
2.4.In no event will the Company be responsible for any indirect, consequential
incidental, or special damages.
2.4.The Company is not liable for any act or omission of any other company furnishing
any part of the service. No agents or employees of other carriers or companies shall
be deemed to be agents or employees of the Company.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS (CONT.
Liability of the Company (Cont.
The Company shall not be liable for, and shall be fully indemnified and held harmless
by Customer against any claim or loss, expense, or damage (including indirect
special, or consequential damage) for defamation, libel, slander, invasion
infringement of copy-right or patent, unauthorized use of any trademark, tradename or
service mark, unfair competition, interference with or misappropriation or violation of
any contract, proprietary or creative right or any other injury to any person or property
or entity arising out of the material, data, information or content revealed to
transmitted, or used by the Company under this tariff; or for any act of omission of
the Customer; or for any personal injury or death of any person caused directly or
indirectly by the installation, maintenance, location, condition, operation, failure
presence, use or removal of equipment or wiring provided by the Company, if not
directly caused by negligence of the Company.
The Company shall not be liable for any failure of performance due to causes beyond
its control, including but not limited to: fire, floods, and other catastrophes; acts of
God; atmospheric conditions and other natural phenomena; acts of government; court
orders; national emergencies; war; civil disturbances; labor problems; third party acts
and omissions (including failure of performance for reasons beyond the control of
common carriers, interexchange carriers, local exchange carriers, suppliers and
subcontractors); and other causes beyond its reasonable control, including failures and
fluctuations in any equipment.
The Company shall not be liable for any claim, loss, or refund as a result of loss or
theft of Debit Cards, Authorization Codes or Access Codes issued for use with the
Company s services. Nor will the Company be liable for any claim, loss or refund on
any unused balance remaining on a Debit Card provided to a Customer.
The Company shall not be liable for any claim, loss or refund on any unused portion
of the usage balance remaining in a Debit Account provided to a Customer before or
after the expiration date assigned to each Debit Account.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS (CONT.
Responsibilities of the Customer
5.1 (Reserved for future use
5.2 (Reserved for future use
(Reserved for future use
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2.5 Responsibilities of the Customer
5.4 (Reserved for future use
The Customer shall be responsible for securing its telephone equipment against
fraudulent use of the Company s service. The Customer shall be responsible for
payment of all applicable charges for services provided by the Company and billed to
the Customer s accounts, even if those calls originated by fraudulent means from the
Customer s premises or remote locations. In addition, the Customer shall be
responsible for all calls charged by fraudulent means to the Customer s account.
(Reserved for future use
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Responsibilities of the Customer (Cont.
The Customer shall be liable for:
Loss of Company equipment or facilities at the Customer s premises due to
theft, fire, flood, or any other casualty or criminal act.
Reimbursing the Company for damages to facilities and equipment caused by
the negligent or willful acts of the Customer or its authorized users
employees, agents, or contractors.
Charges incurred with other companies for service at the Customer s premises
or on the Customer s equipment.
Payment of Company charges for calls or service originated at the Customer
number; accepted at the Customer s number (i., collect calls); or placed
through the Customer s calling card or authorization/PIN number.
The Customer shall provide access to its premises for any installation, repair
maintenance, inspection, testing, or removal of equipment associated with the
Company s service.
The Customer shall ensure that authorized users comply with the provisions of this
tariff.
The Customer is responsible for all charges billed by other carriers for use in
connection with Company s service. Any special interface equipment or facilities
necessary to achieve compatibility between carriers is the responsibility of the
Customer.
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Interruption of Service
Upon Customer request, the Company may, at its discretion, credit a Customer
account for service interruptions which are not due to the Company s testing or
adjusting, Customer s negligence or willful acts, or to the failure of Customer
provided facilities or equipment. Before requesting a credit, the Customer will take
reasonable steps to verify that the trouble could not have been prevented by the
Customer and is not in the Customer s wiring or equipment. Credit for interruptions
will not exceed the rate of 11720th of the monthly charge for the facility affected for
each hour or major fraction thereofthat the interruption continues. Calculations
the credit shall be made in accordance with the following formula:
Credit = A/720 x B
A" = outage time in hours
B" = total monthly charge for affected facility
Without incurring liability, the Company may interrupt service at any time for
inspection, testing, maintenance, or repair. When possible, the Company will notify
Customers of the cause and expected duration of the interruption at least 24 hours in
advance. Upon reasonable notice, access to the facilities provided by the Company
shall be made available to the Company for tests and adjustments as may be deemed
necessary by the Company for maintenance. The Company will not grant any
allowances for interruptions for Inspection, testing, maintenance, or repair.
The Company may discontinue service, or any part thereof, without notice to the
Customer, by blocking traffic to and from certain countries, cities, NXX', or by
blocking calls that use certain authorization codes or calling card accounts when the
Company deems it necessary to prevent fraud or other unlawful use of its services.
The Company may restore service as soon as it can be provided without undue risk.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS (CONT.
Termination of Service
Without incurring any liability, monetary or otherwise, the Company may terminate or
withhold service for any of the following reasons after seven (7) days written notice and 24
hours diligent attempt to contact the customer (unless otherwise specified):
Failure to timely pay any charges applicable under this tariff.
Violation of any provision ofthis tariff.
Without notice for violation of any law, rule, regulation, or policy of a government
authority having jurisdiction over the service.
Without notice for an order or decision of a court, public utility commission, federal
regulatory body, or other government authority prohibiting the Company from
providing service.
Without notice for dangerous conditions which may cause imminent harm to persons
or substantial damage to property.
Without notice for illegal use, unauthorized use, or theft of service.
For neglect or refusal to provide reasonable access to Company or its agents for the
purpose of inspection and maintenance of equipment owned by Company or its
agents.
When the Available Account Balance is depleted to a level insufficient to place a one
minute call to the destination of least cost.
When the established expiration date of the Debit Account is reached.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Restoration of Service
A reactivation charge may apply if the Company restores service for a Customer deactivated
under section 2.7. The reactivation charge shall equal the applicable set-up fee.
(Reserved for Future Use)
Payment for Service
The Customer is responsible for payment of all charges for services and equipment
furnished to the Customer for transmission of calls via the Company. The Customer
agrees to pay to the Company any cost( s) incurred as a result of any delegation of
authority resulting in the use of Customer s communications equipment and/or
network services which result in the placement of any calls via the company. The
Customer agrees to pay the Company or its authorized agent any and all cost(s)
incurred as the result of the use of the service arrangement, including calls which the
Customer did not individually authorize.
All charges due from the Customer are payable to any agency duly authorized to
receive such payments. The agency may be a LEC, credit card company, or other
billing or collection service. Terms of payment shall be subject to the rules and
regulations of any regulatory agencies having jurisdiction.
If notice of a disputed charge IS not received within three (3) years after an InVOICe is
issued, the invoice shall be considered correct and binding on the Customer. The
Customer may not withhold undisputed amounts.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Payment for Service (Cont.
An account becomes past due if the Customer fails to pay within 15 days after the
invoice date, unless the Customer and Company agree otherwise.
Bills are due and payable upon receipt. Interest at the lesser of (1) one and one-half
percent (1.5%) per month (unless the Customer and Company agree otherwise), or (2)
the highest rate allowed by law per month shall accrue on any unpaid amount starting
30 days after the Invoice date.
A past due account may subject the Customer s service to deactivation. The
Company will give the customer at least seven days written notice and the Company
will make diligent attempts to contact the customer for 24 hours prior to deactivation
of service.
Failure to receive a bill will not exempt a Customer from prompt payment of any
sums due.
Renewal of Customer Available Usage Balances made by charges to commercial
credit cards are subject to the terms and conditions of the issuing commercial credit
card company and those of Company s credit card processing agent.
Charges for installation, service, connections, moves, and rearrangements, where
applicable, are payable upon demand by the Company or its authorized agent. The
billing thereafter will include recurring charges and actual use as defined in this tariff.
Service is installed upon mutual agreement between the Customer and the Company.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Deposits
The Company does not require deposits from retail Customers.
Advance Payments
The Company s prepaid phone cards and recharges of such cards require advance purchase
by the retail Customer before use.
Taxes
The Customer is responsible for payment of all applicable federal, state, and local taxes
charges, and assessments. All taxes (e., gross receipts tax, sales tax, excise tax, municipal
utilities tax, etc.) are listed as separate line items and are not included in the quoted rates. For
pre-paid services, taxes and fees are included in the rates and charges stated in the
Company s rate schedule for this service, unless otherwise specified. The Company may
allocate the taxes, charges, and assessments on a prorated basis among Customers within a
taxIng jurisdiction.
Right to Backbill for Improper Use
Any person or entity which uses or appropriates the Company s services, whether directly or
indirectly, in any unlawful manner or by providing misleading or false information to the
Company shall be liable for an amount equal to the charges that would have applied to a
Customer s actual use of services.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Payphone Compensation Surcharge
The Company reserves the right to assess a per call surcharge for compensation of payphone
service providers. The surcharge amount may vary according to the requirements of the
regulatory authorities having jurisdiction.
(Reserved for Future Use)
Agents of the Company
Agents of the Company must meet the Company s standards to ensure quality of service and
marketing representation. Agents may be required to meet training specifications or other
standards imposed by the Company.
Cost of Collection and Repair
The Customer is responsible for any and all costs incurred in the collection of monies due the
Company. Customer is also responsible for recovery costs of Company-provided equipment
and any expenses required for repair or replacement of damaged equipment.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Issued: February 20 , 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Toll Free Services
The Company will make every effort to reserve 800/888 toll free vanity numbers for
Customers, but makes no guaranty or warranty that the requested number(s) will be
available.
800/888 numbers shared by more than one Customer, whereby individual Customers
are identified by a unique Authorization Code, may not be assigned or transferred for
use with service provided by another carrier. Subject to the limitations provided in
this tariff, the Company will only honor Customer requests for a change in Resp. Org.
or 800/888 service provider for 800/888 numbers dedicated to the sole use of that
single Customer.
If a Customer who has received a toll free number does not subscribe to 800/888
service within ninety (90) days, the Company reserves the right to make the assigned
number available for use by another Customer.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Title: President
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES
The Company offers direct dialed (1 +) service, inbound 800/888 number service, travel card
service, prepaid card service and directory assistance service for communications originating
and terminating within the state under the terms of this tariff. Intrastate telecommunications
service is available 24 hours per day, seven (7) days per week.
The Company will give at least 10 days notice to Customers and the Idaho PUC before
increasing rates or other changes. The notice to customers will be either individual notice or
a public notice in the newspapers in the Company s Idaho service areas.
Timing of Calls
Billing of retail Customers for calls placed through the Company s service is based in part on
the duration of the call as follows, unless specified otherwise in this tariff:
Call timing begins when the called party answers the call (i., when two way
communications are established). Answer detection is based on standard industry
detection methods, including hardware and software detection.
Chargeable time for a call ends when either party disconnects from the call.
Minimum call duration may vary by service and is specified in Section 3 of this tariff.
Billing increments may vary by service and is specified in Section 3 of this tariff.
The Company will not charge retail Customers/end-users for unanswered
(uncompleted) calls.
Minimum Call Completion Rate
The Customer can expect a call completion rate (number of calls completed / number of calls
attempted) of not less than 98% during peak use periods for all Feature Group D services and
not less than 95% during peak use periods for all prepaid phone card services.
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
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Calculation of Distance ("V & H"
U sage charges for mileage-sensitive products are based on the airline distance between
serving wire centers associated with the originating and terminating points of the call.
The service wire centers of a call are determined by the area codes and exchanges of the
origination and destination points.
The distance between the wire center of the Customer and that of the destination point is
calculated by using the industry standard vertical (") and horizontal coordinates ("
coordinates.
Step 1: Obtain the V and H coordinates for the wire centers serving the Customer and the
destination point.
Step 2: Obtain the difference between the V coordinate of each wire center. Obtain the
difference between the H coordinates.
Step 3: Square the differences obtained in Step 2.
Step 4: Add the squares ofthe V difference and the H difference obtained in Step 3.
Step 5: Divide the sum of the squares obtained in Step 4 by 10. Round to the next higher
whole number if a fraction remains from the division.
Step 6: Obtain the square root of the whole number obtained in Step 5. Round to the next
higher whole number if a fraction remains.
Formula:
Mileage =
. /
)2 + (H
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
3.4 Time of Day Rate Periods
The following rate periods apply to all service offerings, unless otherwise specified. The rate
periods (Day, Evening, Night/Weekend) are indicated below in Eastern Standard Time:
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
8:00 am
Day Rate Period
5:00 pm
5:00 pm
Evening Rate Period Eve
11:00 pm
11:00 pm
Night/Weekend Rate Period
8:00 am
* Up to, but not including
Holiday Rates
The Company may designate certain holidays on which rates may be lower. The Company
currently does not designate any holidays.
Promotions and Discounts
The Company may conduct special tests or pilot programs and promotions at its discretion to
demonstrate the ease of use, quality of service, and to promote the sale of its services. The
Company may also waive a portion or all of a processing fee or installation fee for winners of
contests and other occasional promotional events sponsored or endorsed by the Company.
From time to time the Company may waive all processing fees for a Customer. The
Company will notify the Commission of promotions and will include the terms, rates, and
conditions of the promotions.
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
Service Offerings
Switched Outbound Direct Dial Service
This service provides Customers with direct dial (1 +) long distance calling. Calls
originate via switched access facilities. Calls are billed in: 1 minute increments with
a 1 minute minimum, 30 second increments with a 30 second minimum, 6 second
increments with an 18 second minimum, or 6 second increments with a 6 second
mInImum.
Dedicated Outbound Service
This service provides Customers with direct dial (1 +) long distance calling. Calls
originate via dedicated access facilities. Calls are billed in: 1 minute increments with
a 1 minute minimum, 30 second increments with a 30 second minimum, 6 second
increments with an 18 second minimum, or 6 second increments with a 6 second
minimum. All charges associated with the dedicated access facilities are the
responsibility ofthe Customer.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Title: President
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Service Offerings (Cont.
Switched Inbound Service
Switched Inbound Service is available to business and residential subscribers for
incoming calls. Calls originate from any interstate or intrastate location over a toll-
free number (e.
g.
800/888"and terminate to a Customer-provided business or
residential switched access line. Call charges are billed to the Subscriber rather than
to the originating caller. Calls are billed in: 1 minute increments with a 1 minute
minimum, 30 second increments with a 30 second minimum, 6 second increments
with an 18 second minimum, or 6 second increments with a 6 second minimum.
7.4 Dedicated Inbound Service
Dedicated Inbound Service is available to subscribers for incoming calls. Calls
originate from any interstate or intrastate location over a toll-free number (e.
800/888"and terminate to a Customer-provided dedicated access line. Call charges
are billed to the Customer rather than to the originating caller. Calls are billed in:
minute increments with a 1 minute minimum, 30 second increments with a 30 second
minimum, 6 second increments with an 18 second minimum, or 6 second increments
with a 6 second minimum. All charges associated with the dedicated access facilities
are the responsibility of the Customer.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Title: President
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
Service Offerings (Cont.
Prepaid Phone Card Services
The iTELSA Prepaid Phone Card services allows Customers to pay a fixed dollar
amount in advance for long distance calling over iTELSA's network. Customers use
an 800/888" number for access from touch tone phones. Customers can place
domestic and international long distance calls using the service. Cards are
decremented for each minute of use as set forth in the rate tables. As calls are placed
charges for the calls are deducted on a real-time basis until the full amount of the card
is exhausted. Customers will be notified in advance of the exhaustion of the card.
expiration date, if applicable, is printed on the card. The rates paid by the Customer
until the card is exhausted are the rates in effect at the time the card is purchased.
The following types of calls may not be completed using the Prepaid Phone Card:
* Calls to 700, 800 888, and 900 numbers
* Operator assisted Calls
* Calls requiring time & charges
Promotional Phone Card Program
The Promotional Phone Card Program furnishes prepaid phone cards. The minimum
order can be as low as 25 cards. Calls are billed in one minute increments with a one
minute minimum. Promotional Phone Cards may have one of the following
expiration dates: 6 months after first use, 6 months after activation, 12 months after
first use, 12 months after activation, 18 months after first use, 18 months after
activation, or a specific date printed on the card.
Promotional Phone Card Program Recharge
Promotional Phone Card Program Recharge allows the retail Customer to recharge
the card by purchasing additional time.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
Service Offerings (Cont.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Activation Program
The Activation Program provides prepaid phone cards. Calls are billed in I minute
Increments with a 1 mInute minimum. Activation Program cards may have one of the
following expiration dates: 6 months after first use, 6 months after activation, 12
months after first use, 12 months after activation, 18 months after first use, 18 months
after activation, or a specific date printed on the card.
7.5.4 Activation Program Recharge
Activation Program Recharge allows the retail Customer to recharge the card by
purchasing additional time.
(Reserved for Future Use)
7.5.Bundled Usage Program Recharge
Bundled Usage Program Recharge allows the retail Customer to recharge the card by
purchasing additional time.
Issued: February 20 , 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
Service Offerings (Cont.
(Reserved for Future Use)
Unbundled Usage Program Recharge
Unbundled Usage Program Recharge allows the retail Customer to recharge the card
by purchasing additional time.
(Reserved for Future Use)
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DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES (CONT.
Service Offerings (Cont.
Travel Card Service
Travel Card Service allows the Customer to place calls within the state while away
from the home or office. The Customer must dial a toll-free 800/888" number and
an Authorization Code before completing the call. Calls are billed in: 1 minute
increments with a I minute minimum, 30 second increments with a 30 second
minimum, 6 second increments with an 18 second minimum, or 6 second increments
with a 6 second minimum.
Directory Assistance Service
Directory Assistance allows the customer to find long distance telephone numbers.
Directory Assistance charge of $0.85 applies to each call to the Directory Assistance
Bureau. Up to two requests may be made on each call to the Directory Assistance
Bureau. The Directory Assistance charge applies to each call regardless of whether
the Directory Assistance Bureau is able to furnish the requested telephone number(s).
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RATES AND CHARGES
This section sets forth the rates and charges applicable to the Company s services. The rates
and charges apply to intrastate services and facilities. All rates and charges are expressed in
S. dollars. All rates are per minute. Calls which overlap rate periods will be charged
according to the rates applicable to the time recorded in each period.
Switched Outbound Direct Dial Service (Day)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
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1 Switched Outbound Direct Dial Service (Evening)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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Switched Outbound Direct Dial Service (NightlWeekend/Holiday)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Dedicated Outbound Service (Day)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Dedicated Outbound Service (Evening)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
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Dedicated Outbound Service (NightlWeekend/Holiday)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
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Switched Inbound Service (Day)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
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Switched Inbound Service (Evening)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
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Switched Inbound Service (NightlWeekend/Holiday)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commi88ion
Office of the Slefllt8ORIGINALACCEPTED FOR F LINQ
MAR 8 0
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
8aise,.
.".
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
4.4 Dedicated Inbound Service (Day)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Idaho t'ublic utilities commiSSion
PAGE Office of the Secretary
ORIGINAL ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR S 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.Boise. Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
4.4 Dedicated Inbound Service (Evening)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the SecretaryORIGINALACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 8 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise, IdeM
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
,-,,-,-,..,... ..._..
4.4 Dedicated Inbound Service (NightlWeekend/Holiday)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
045 070 095 120 101 145
046 071 096 121 102 146
047 072 097 122 103 147
048 073 098 123 104 148
049 074 099 124 105 149
050 075 100 125 106 150
051 076 101 126
052 077 102 127
053 078 103 128
054 079 104 129
055 080 105 130
056 081 106 131
057 082 107 132
058 083 108 133
059 084 109 134
060 085 110 135
061 086 111 136
062 087 112 137
063 088 113 138
064 089 114 139
065 090 115 140
066 091 116 141
067 092 117 142
068 093 118 143
069 094 119 100 144
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Idaho Public Utilities CommissionPAGEOffice of the secretllr
ORIGINAL ACCEPTED FOR FLING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.Boise, 'clabo
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services
(Reserved for Future Use)
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE
ORIGINAL
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise, Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Promotional Phone Card Program Recharge
Recharge
Rate1 0.1502 0.1553 0.1604 0.1655 0.1706 0.1757 0.1808 0.1859 0.19010 0,19511 0.20012 0.20513 0.21014 0.21515 0.22016 0.22517 0.23018 0.23519 0.24020 0.24521 0.250
Merchant Bank Surcharge (for Recharge/Activation billed to a credit card): $0.40 + 7% of recharge
amount
1st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0.25, $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45 , $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount of the surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the SecretaryORIGINALACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise. ~daho
RATES AND CHARGES (CaNT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Activation Program (Day)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
100 225 350 0.475 101 600 126 0.725 151 850 176 0.975
105 230 355 0.480 102 0.605 127 0.730 152 0.855 177 0.980
110 235 360 0.485 103 0.610 128 0.735 153 0.860 178 0.985
115 0.240 365 0.490 104 0.615 129 0.740 154 0,865 179 0.990
120 245 370 0.495 105 0.620 130 0.745 155 0.870 180 0.995
125 250 375 500 106 0,625 131 750 156 0.875 181 000
130 255 380 505 107 0.630 132 0.755 157 0.880
135 260 385 510 108 0.635 133 0.760 158 0,885
140 265 59 0.390 515 109 0.640 134 0.765 159 0.890
145 270 395 520 110 0,645 135 0,770 160 0.895
150 275 0.400 525 111 650 136 0.775 161 900
155 280 0.405 530 112 0.655 137 0.780 162 0,905
160 285 0.410 535 113 0.660 138 0.785 163 0.910
165 290 0.415 540 114 0.665 139 0.790 164 0.915
170 295 0.420 545 115 0.670 140 0,795 165 0,920
175 300 0.425 550 116 0.675 141 800 166 0.925
180 305 67 0.430 555 117 0.680 142 0.805 167 0.930
185 310 0.435 560 118 0.685 143 0.810 168 0.935
190 315 0.440 565 119 0.690 144 0,815 169 0,940
195 320 0.445 570 120 0.695 145 0.820 170 0.945
200 325 0.450 575 121 700 146 0.825 171 950
205 330 0.455 580 122 0.705 147 0,830 172 0,955
210 335 0.460 585 123 0.710 148 0.835 173 0.960
215 340 0.465 590 124 0.715 149 0.840 174 0.965
220 345 0.470 100 0.595 125 0.720 150 0.845 175 0.970
1st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0.25, $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45, $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount of the surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the SecretaryORIGINALACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise, Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Activation Program (Evening)
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
100 225 350 0.475 101 600 126 0.725 151 850 176 0,975
105 230 355 0.480 102 0,605 127 0,730 152 0.855 177 0.980
110 235 360 0.485 103 0.610 128 0.735 153 0.860 178 0.985
115 240 365 0.490 104 0.615 129 0.740 154 0.865 179 0,990
120 245 370 0.495 105 0.620 130 0.745 155 0.870 180 0,995
125 250 375 500 106 0,625 131 750 156 0.875 181 000
130 255 380 505 107 0.630 132 0.755 157 0.880
135 260 385 510 108 0.635 133 0.760 158 0.885
140 265 59 0.390 515 109 0.640 134 0,765 159 0.890
145 270 395 520 110 0,645 135 0.770 160 0.895
150 275 0.400 525 111 650 136 0.775 161 900
155 280 0.405 530 112 0.655 137 0.780 162 0,905
160 285 0.410 535 113 0.660 138 0.785 163 0,910
165 290 0.415 540 114 0.665 139 0.790 164 0.915
170 295 0.420 545 115 0,670 140 0.795 165 0.920
175 300 0.425 550 116 0,675 141 800 166 0,925
180 305 0.430 555 117 0.680 142 0,805 167 0.930
185 310 0.435 560 118 0.685 143 0.810 168 0.935
190 315 0.440 565 119 0,690 144 0.815 169 0,940
195 320 0.445 570 120 0.695 145 0.820 170 0.945
0.200 325 0.450 575 121 700 146 0.825 171 950
205 330 0.455 580 122 0.705 147 0.830 172 0.955
210 335 0.460 585 123 0.710 148 0,835 173 0.960
215 340 0.465 590 124 0.715 149 0.840 174 0,965
220 345 0.470 100 0.595 125 0,720 150 0.845 175 0.970
1st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0.25 , $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45 , $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount of the surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE
ORIGINAL
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Rate1 0.1002 0.1053 0.1104 0.1155 0.1206 0.1257 0,1308 0,1359 0.140
10 0.145
11 0,150
12 0.155
13 0.160
14 0.165
15 0.170
16 0.175
17 0.180
18 0.185
19 0.190
20 0.195
21 0.200
22 0.205
23 0.210
24 0.215
25 0.220
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
Activation Program (NightIWeekend/Holiday)
Rate
26 0.225
27 0,230
28 0.235
29 0.240
30 0.245
31 0,25032 0.255
33 0.260
34 0.265
35 0,270
36 0.275
37 0.280
38 0.285
39 0,290
40 0.295
41 0.300
42 0.305
43 0,310
44 0.315
45 0.320
46 0,325
47 0.330
48 0.335
49 0.340
50 0,345
Rate
51 0.350
52 0.355
53 0.360
54 0.365
55 0.370
56 0.375
57 0.380
58 0.385
59 0.390
60 0.39561 0.40062 0.40563 0.41064 0.41565 0.42066 0.42567 0.43068 0.43569 0.44070 0.445
71 0.45072 0.45573 0.46074 0.46575 0.470
Rate76 0.47577 0.48078 0.48579 0.49080 0.495
81 0.500
82 0,505
83 0.510
84 0.515
85 0,520
86 0,525
87 0.530
88 0.535
89 0.540
90 0,545
91 0.550
92 0.555
93 0.560
94 0.565
95 0.570
96 0.575
97 0.580
98 0.585
99 0.590
100 0.595
Rate
101 0,600
102 0.605
103 0.610
104 0.615
105 0,620
106 0.625
107 0.630
108 0.635
109 0.640
110 0.645
111 0.650
112 0.655
113 0.660
114 0,665
115 0.670
116 0.675
117 0.680
118 0.685
119 0.690
120 0,695
121 0.700
122 0.705
123 0,710
124 0.715
125 0.720
Rate
126 0.725
127 0.730
128 0.735
129 0.740
130 0.745
131 0.750
132 0,755
133 0,760
134 0.765
135 0.770
136 0,775
137 0.780
138 0.785
139 0.790
140 0,795
141 0,800
142 0.805
143 0.810
144 0.815
145 0.820
146 0.825
147 0.830
148 0.835
149 0.840
150 0.845
Boise, Idaho
Rate
151 0.850
152 0,855
153 0.860
154 0.865
155 0.870
156 0,875
157 0.880
158 0.885
159 0.890
160 0.895
161 0.900
162 0.905
163 0.910
164 0.915
165 0.920
166 0,925
167 0.930
168 0.935
169 0.940
170 0,945
171 0.950
172 0.955
173 0,960
174 0.965
175 0.970
Rate
176 0.975
177 0.980
178 0,985
179 0.990
180 0.995
181 1.000
1 st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0.25 , $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45 , $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount of the surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Effective: March 30, 1998
PAGE
ORIGINAL
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.)
5.4
Rate1 0,1002 0.1053 0.1104 0.1155 0.1206 0.1257 0.1308 0.1359 0.140
10 0,145
11 0.150
12 0.155
13 0.160
14 0,165
15 0.170
16 0.175
17 0.180
18 0.185
19 0,190
20 0.195
21 0.200
22 0,205
23 0.210
24 0.21525 0.220
Activation Program Recharge
Rate
26 0.225
27 0,230
28 0.235
29 0.24030 0.245
31 0.250
32 0.255
33 0.260
34 0.265
35 0,270
36 0,275
37 0.280
38 0.285
39 0.290
40 0.295
41 0.300
42 0.305
43 0,310
44 0.315
45 0.320
46 0.325
47 0.330
48 0.335
49 0,340
50 0.345
Rate
51 0.350
52 0.355
53 0,360
54 0.365
55 0.370
56 0.375
57 0.380
58 0.385
59 0.390
60 0.39561 0.40062 0.40563 0.41064 0.41565 0.42066 0.42567 0.43068 0.43569 0.44070 0.44571 0.45072 0.45573 0.46074 0.46575 0.470
RechargeRate Rate76 0.475 101 0.60077 0.480 102 0.60578 0.485 103 0.61079 0.490 104 0.61580 0.495 105 0.620
81 0.500 106 0.625
82 0.505 107 0,630
83 0.510 108 0,63584 0,515 109 0.640
85 0.520 110 0.645
86 0.525 111 0.650
87 0.530 112 0.655
88 0.535 113 0,660
89 0.540 114 0.665
90 0.545 115 0.670
91 0.550 116 0.675
92 0.555 117 0.680
93 0.560 118 0.685
94 0.565 119 0.690
95 0,570 120 0,695
96 0.575 121 0.700
97 0.580 122 0.705
98 0,585 123 0.710
99 0.590 124 0.715
100 0.595 125 0.720
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
Rate
126 0.725
127 0,730
128 0.735
129 0.740
130 0.745
131 0.750
132 0.755
133 0.760
134 0,765
135 0.770
136 0.775
137 0.780
138 0.785
139 0.790
140 0.795
141 0.800
142 0,805
143 0.810
144 0.815
145 0.820
146 0.825
147 0.830
148 0,835
149 0.840
150 0.845
BoiS!!, Idaho
Rate
151 0,850
152 0.855
153 0.860
154 0.865
155 0,870
156 0.875
157 0.880
158 0,885
159 0,890
160 0.895
161 0.900
162 0,905
163 0.910
164 0.915
165 0.920
166 0,925
167 0.930
168 0.935
169 0.940
170 0.945
171 0,950
172 0.955
173 0.960
174 0,965
175 0.970
Rate
176 0,975
177 0.980
178 0.985
179 0,990
180 0.995
181 1.000
Merchant Bank Surcharge (for Recharge/Activation billed to a credit card): $0.40 + 7% of recharge
amount
1 st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0., $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45, $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount ofthe surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Effective: March 30, 1998
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ORIGINAL ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.Boise, Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
(Reserved for Future Use)
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE
ORIGINAL
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.)
Rate1 0,1002 0.1053 0.1104 0.1155 0,1206 0,1257 0.1308 0.1359 0.140
10 0.145
11 0.150
12 0.155
13 0.160
14 0,165
15 0.170
16 0.175
17 0.180
18 0.185
19 0.190
20 0.195
21 0,200
22 0.205
23 0.210
24 0.215
25 0.220
Bundled Usage Program Recharge
Rate
26 0.225
27 0.230
28 0.235
29 0.240
30 0.245
31 0,250
32 0.255
33 0.260
34 0.265
35 0,270
36 0.275
37 0.280
38 0.285
39 0,290
40 0.295
41 0.300
42 0.305
43 0,310
44 0.315
45 0.320
46 0,325
47 0.330
48 0.335
49 0,340
50 0.345
Rate
51 0.350
52 0.355
53 0.360
54 0.365
55 0.370
56 0.375
57 0,380
58 0.385
59 0.390
60 0.39561 0.40062 0.40563 0.41064 0.41565 0.42066 0.42567 0.43068 0.43569 0.44070 0.44571 0.45072 0.45573 0.46074 0.46575 0.470
RechargeRate Rate76 0.475 101 0.60077 0.480 102 0.60578 0.485 103 0.61079 0.490 104 0.61580 0.495 105 0,62081 0,500 106 0,625
82 0.505 107 0.630
83 0.510 108 0.635
84 0.515 109 0.640
85 0.520 110 0.645
86 0.525 111 0.650
87 0.530 112 0.655
88 0.535 113 0.660
89 0.540 114 0.665
90 0,545 115 0.670
91 0,550 116 0.675
92 0.555 117 0.680
93 0.560 118 0.685
94 0.565 119 0.690
95 0.570 120 0.695
96 0.575 121 0.700
97 0,580 122 0.705
98 0.585 123 0.710
99 0.590 124 0,715
100 0.595 125 0.720
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
Rate
126 0.725
127 0.730
128 0.735
129 0.740
130 0.745
131 0.750
132 0,755
133 0.760
134 0.765
135 0.770
136 0.775
137 0.780
138 0.785
139 0.790
140 0.795
141 0.800
142 0.805
143 0.810
144 0.815
145 0.820
146 0.825
147 0.830
148 0,835
149 0.840
150 0.845
Boise,
Rate
151 0.850
152 0.855
153 0,860
154 0.865
155 0.870
156 0.875
157 0,880
158 0.885
159 0.890
160 0.895
161 0,900
162 0.905
163 0.910
164 0,915
165 0,920
166 0.925
167 0.930
168 0,935
169 0,940
170 0.945
171 0,950
172 0.955
173 0.960
174 0,965
175 0.970
Rate
176 0.975
177 0.980
178 0,985
179 0.990
180 0.995
181 1.000
Merchant Bank Surcharge (for Recharge/Activation billed to a credit card): $0.40 + 7% of recharge
amount
1st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0.25 , $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45 , $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00, or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount of the surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Effective: March 30, 1998
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
ORIGINAL Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Boise, Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
(Reserved for Future Use)
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
PAGE
ORIGINAL
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the SecretafJ
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
Boise. Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
Rate1 0.0302 0.0313 0.0324 0.0335 0.0346 0.0357 0.0368 0,0379 0.038
10 0.039
11 0,040
12 0.041
13 0.042
14 0,043
15 0.044
16 0.045
17 0,046
18 0.047
19 0.048
20 0,049
21 0.050
22 0,051
23 0.052
24 0.053
25 0.054
Unbundled Usage Program Recharge
Recharge
Rate
26 0.055
27 0.056
28 0,057
29 0.058
30 0.059
31 0,060
32 0.061
33 0.062
34 0.063
35 0.064
36 0,065
37 0.066
38 0.067
39 0,068
40 0.069
41 0.070
42 0,071
43 0.072
44 0.073
45 0.074
46 0.075
47 0,076
48 0.077
49 0.078
50 0.079
Rate
51 0,080
52 0.081
53 0,082
54 0.083
55 0.084
56 0,085
57 0.086
58 0.087
59 0,088
60 0.08961 0.090
62 0.09163 0.092
64 0.093
65 0,094
66 0.095
67 0.09668 0,09769 0.098
70 0,099
71 0.100
Merchant Bank Surcharge (for Recharge/Activation billed to a credit card): $7% of recharge amount
1st Minute Surcharge: Company may assess a per call surcharge as follows: $0., $0., $0.
$0.20m $0., $0., $0., $0.40, $0.45, $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0., $0.
$0., $0., $1.00 , or equal to the charge for the first minute of use (the amount ofthe surcharge
will vary by rate plan).
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Issued: February 20, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Effective: March 30, 1998
PAGE Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the SecretaryORIGINALACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
iTELSA (USA), Inc.Boise. Idaho
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Prepaid Phone Card Services (Cont.
(Reserved for Future Use)
RATES AND CHARGES (CONT.
Travel Card Service
Day IEven i nglN ig htlWeekend/Hol iday
Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate
085 110 135 160 101 185
086 111 136 161 102 186
087 112 137 162 103 187
088 113 138 163 104 188
089 114 139 164 105 189
090 115 140 165 106 190
091 116 141 166 107 191
092 117 142 167 108 192
093 118 143 168 109 193
094 119 144 169 110 194
095 120 145 170 111 195
096 121 146 171 112 196
097 122 147 172 113 197
098 123 148 173 114 198
099 124 149 174 115 199
100 125 150 175 116 200
101 126 151 176
102 127 152 177
103 128 153 178
104 129 154 179
105 130 155 180
106 131 156 181
107 132 157 182
108 133 158 183
109 134 159 100 184
Set-Up Fee: up to $50.00 per Customer
Monthly Recurring Charge: up to $10.00 per Customer
Issued: February 20, 1998 Effective: March 30, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
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ORIGINAL
iTELSA (USA), Inc.
Payphone Compensation Surcharge: See Section 2.
Directory Assistance Service
Per call: $0.
Issued: February 20, 1998
Issued by: Ronald Tolliver
Title: President
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Office of the Secretary
ACCEPTED FOR FILING
MAR 3 0 1998
Boise. Idaho
Effective: March 30, 1998