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ATTACHMENT 12: COMPENSATION/SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE, L.P.
SBC TEXAS/CLEC JOINT PETITIONERS
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16.7 In the event of a loss of data, both Parties shall cooperate to reconstruct the lost data within sixty (60) days
of notification and if such reconstruction is not possible, shall accept a reasonable estimate of the lost data,
based upon no more than three (3) to twelve (12) consecutive months of prior usage data.
17.0 Compensation for Terminating Cellular Traffic
17.1 Appendix Cellular sets forth the terms and conditions under which the Parties will distribute revenue from
their joint provision of Wireless Interconnection Service for mobile to landline traffic terminating through the
Parties’ respective wireline switching networks within a LATA. The provisions of the Appendix Cellular shall
apply only when a Wireless Provider exchanges mobile to landline traffic with a Facilities Based Provider
whereby the Wireless Provider is purchasing Interconnection Services from SBC-Texas’s Cellular Mobile
Telephone Interconnection Tariff. For a Party utilizing an SBC TEXAS non-resale offering whereby SBC
TEXAS provides the end office switching on a wholesale basis, SBC TEXAS will provide Usage Data for
calls that SBC TEXAS records, as defined in Attachment 28. If one Party enters into an interconnection
agreement with a Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) provider, Appendix Cellular shall no longer be
applicable between the Parties with respect to such CMRS provider, and the other Party shall be obligated
within a reasonable length of time to enter into an agreement with such CMRS provider for the termination
of wireless to landline traffic.
17.2 CLEC will pay the Local Transit Traffic rates (found in Section 6.0 of this Attachment) to SBC TEXAS for
calls that originate on CLEC’s network and are sent to SBC TEXAS for termination to a CMRS provider as
long as such Traffic can be identified as wireless traffic. SBC TEXAS will pay the same Local Transit Traffic
rate to CLEC for such calls that originate on SBC TEXAS’ network and are sent through CLEC for
termination on a CMRS Provider’s network. Each Party shall be responsible for interconnection agreements
with CMRS provider’s network. The Parties agree to cooperate with each other regarding third party
compensation issues. In the event that the originating party does send traffic through the transiting party’s
network to a third party provider with whom the originating party does not have a traffic interchange
agreement, then the originating party agrees to indemnify the transiting party for such traffic pursuant to
Section 6.3 above.
17.3 When traffic is originated by either Party to a CMRS Provider, and the traffic cannot be specifically identified
as wireless traffic for purposes of compensation between SBC TEXAS and CLEC, the traffic will be rated
either as local or Access and the appropriate compensation rates shall be paid by the transiting party to the
terminating party.
18.0 Third Party Originating Traffic from Carriers Using SBC TEXAS’ Wholesale Local Switching
18.1 For traffic that originates from an end user of a Third party Carrier using SBC TEXAS’ Wholesale Local
Switching that terminates to CLEC’s end user, SBC TEXAS will provide the terminating Category 11-01-XX
records to CLEC to identify traffic that originates from an end user being served by a third party
telecommunications carrier using an SBC TEXAS non-resale offering whereby SBC TEXAS provides the
end office switching on a wholesale basis. Such records will contain the Operating Company Number (OCN)
of the responsible LEC that originated the calls which CLEC may use to bill such originating carrier for
MOUS terminated on CLEC's network.