Prison Phone Justice

Ad miH-M.i nnas ata

Materials Management Division

ROOM 112AOMINISTRATIONBLOG, 50 SHERBURNE AVE., ST. PAUL, MN55155; 651.296.2600, FAX: 651.297.3996. TIY: 651.282.5799

CONTRACT RELEASE:

T-512

DATE: AUGUST 28. 2000

PRODUCT/SERVICE: TELECOMMUNICATIONS: INMATE PHONE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

CONTRACT PERIOD: JANUARY 7, 2000. THROUGH JANUARY 6, 2005

ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST: JOAN BREISLER

PHONE: 651.296.9071

WEB SITE: www.mmd.admin.state.mn.us

E-MAIL: joan.breisler@state.mn.u5

CONTRACT VENDOR

CONTRACT NO.

TERMS

DELIVERY

MCI WORLDCOM Communications. Inc.
5500 Wayzata Blvd., Suite 500
Minneapolis, MN 55416

424947

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As agreed

CONTRACT USERS: This Contract is for use by the Department of Corrections Correctional Facilities or the Department
of Administration. InterTechnologies Group only.
STATE AGENCY CONTRACT USE: This Contract must be used by the Department of Corrections or the Department of
Administration, InterTechnologies Group unless a specific exception is granted by the Acquisition Management Specialist
listed above.
AGENCY ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: Orders are to be placed directly with the Contract vendor. The agency should
use a contract release order (CRO) or a blanket purchase order (BPe). The parson ordering should include his or her
name and phone number.
SCOPE: To provide inmate phone services for the Department of Corrections or the Department of Administration.
InterTechnologies Group. PRICES: At no time should the ordering entity pay more than the Contract price. Agencies must contact the AMS
immediately and fill out a Vendor Performance Report if there is a discrepancy between the price on the invoice and the
Contract price.
Terms. conditions and rates are as slated on Exhibits A and 8 of the Contract documents.
REVISION:
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EXHIBIT A

This Contract, for the provision of inmate telephone services tbr the State of Minnesota,
Department of CorrectiollS, is entered into between the State of Minnesota, acting through
its Department of Administration C'State"), and MCI WORLDCOM Conununications.
Inc., on ~half of itselfand its U.S.-based affiliates, and their respective successors

(collectively, tlMCI WorldCom").
TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The State and Mel WorldCom agree to the following tenns and conditions:
Elements of Contract
This Contract shall ~nsist ofthe following clements:

(a) The terms and conditions o/this Exhibit A;

(b) The' State's Request for Proposal (tlRFplt) and associated addenda,
incorporat~ herein by reference; and '
(c) Mel WorldCom's response to the State's RFP including all eight commission
and rate options ot'f~ed and written clarifications submitted to the State between
November 17, 1999. and December 28. 1999. all of which are incorporated herein
~rewen~.
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In the ease ofconflict or inconsistency amOJ;lg the above referenced documents, priority
shall be given to the documents in the order in which they arc listed above.

The term of this Contract shall be for a five-year period beginning upon the effective
date. Pursuant to Minnesota law, the Contract shall be effective upon the date affinal
execution by the authorized representatives of the State.
CommissioD and Rates
The initial commission and rate Option to be utilized will be Option 8 as set forth in
Exhibit B. The call rates and surcharges and the commission rates set forth in Option 8
will be in effect through ~ovember 30, 2000. As of December I, 2000, the per wi charge
for a local deb.it call shall increase to not less than $0.35. Ahach time, the S..... reserves
tIw riPt to make a onc-time selection from amona the other Options set forth Exhibit
8 that include a local debit per call charge ofat least S0.35, and the call rates ri

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surcharges and the commission rates set forth In the Option so selected by the State shall
thereafter apply, except to the extent Mel WorldCom and the State may agree upon a
local debit per call charge greater than $0.35, per the clause herein entitled "System
Features and Equipment, Introductory Paragraph."
Notwithstanding any contrary provision in the following like-named 'General Proposal
Terms and Contract Provisions. Instructions' in the RFP, Mel WorldCom and the State
agree as follows:
1.

Laws and ResuIAUons
This Contract, including all matters relating to the validity, construction.
perfonnance and enforcement thereof, shall be governed in all respects by the
laws ofthe State of Minnesota without reference to its principles ofconflicts of
law, subject to the following clarification: Mel WorldCom, in conducting
business as contemplated herein, is subject to the Communications Act of 1934,
as amended, and as interpreted and applied by the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) (collectively, the "Act") and therefore the laws of the State of
Mirmesota will apply except to the extent the Act or any other applicable federal
law (collectively. "F~erallaw") preempts Minnesota law.

2.

State Audits. Minn. Stat. § 16C.Q5. sOOd. S

MCI WorldCom reserves the right, in accordance with applicable law, including
Minn. Stat Ch. 13. to designate any such books, records. etc., as exempt from

public disclosure or otherwise confidential, proprietary. trade secret andlor
privileged. Notwithstanding the above, such records shall remain subject to State
. audit and their disclosure. if any, as required by applicable law.
3.

Antitrust

MCI WorldComunderstands and will comply, with the understanding that MCl
WorldCom will assign to the State all rights, title and interest in and to all causes
of the action it may now have or hereafter acquire under the antitrust laws of the
United States or the State of Minnesota, relating to the'particular services to be
provided under this contract, to the extent that the State has received less
compensation as commissions than it is otherwise entitled to under this contract,
as a result ofany violations of such laws.

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Governing Law
MCl WorldCom understands and will comply, subject to the paragraph above
concerning Law and Regulations, with the further understanding that the Uniform
Commercial Code will not apply to the Contract dll~ to its nature. al~d subject
. matter.

5,

Jurisdiction and Venue

Mcr WorldCom understands and will comply, subject to the paragraph above
concerning Law and Regulations.

6.

Contract Assimmmu

Mcr WorldCom understands and will comply, with the understlUlding that Mel
WorldCom may assign or otherwise transfer this contract. in whole or in part, to
its parent, or to any other controlled affiliate or ·subsidiary thereof, as long as such
assignees agree to become bound by all of the terms and conditions hereof.
7.

Most Favored Customer
This requirement does not apply to this Contract because goods and services are
not being purchased by the State of Minnesota.

8.

Amendment(s)
The State may at any time by a written Contract amendment, make changes
within the general scope of the Contract. No amendment shall be effective until
signed by the appropriate parties fl"om MCI WorldCom and the State.

9.

.Contractual (Hold Harmless) Liabilijy
Mel WorldCom understands and will comply, subject to the following
clarifications:
(a) Mel WorldCom's obligation to indemnify and hold the State. etc., harmless

hereunder would not apply to the extent any claim or causes of action result from
.the negligence or willful misconduct of the entity or person(s) seeking
indemnification ("l ndemnitee(s)");
(b) Mel WorldCom's obligation to indemnify and hold the State, etc., hannless
from any intellectual property-related claims or causes of action, will be governed
exclusively by the General Condition below entitled IIIntellectual Property
Indelllnification ll as c.larified by.Mel WoridCom's response and the State; and

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(c) To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, in no event will Mel
WorldCom be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive
or exemplary damages of any kind or amount whatsoever, even if advised of the
possibility of such damages.
10.

Intellectual Property Indemnification
(a) Mel WorldComwill pass through to the State the warranties and indemnities
in this regard that MCI WorldCom's equipment supplier(s) and software
provider(s) may provide, to the extent the terms of such warranties permit us to do
so, with the understanding that the State would look exclusively and directly to
such manufacturet(s), etc. for its remedies under the tcnns ofsuch warranty; and
(b) As to its own network services or other deliverables manufactured. or.

developed by MCI WorldCom:
(1) MCI WorIdCom, at its expense, will defend the Sta.te from and against any·
third party elaim, action, suit, or proceediIli (ItClaim U) alleging that MCI
WorldCom's transport network or any technology developed by the MCI
WorldCom's personnel for thc·subject contract and provided by MCI WorldCom
to the State pursuant the subject contract (individually a "Service" and
collectively the "Services"), when used in confonnity with all applicable written
instructions and documentation, infringes any U.S. patent, trademark, or copyright
or Constitutes misappropriat~on ofa trade secret under U.S. law. Mel WotldCom
will indemnify the State for dam.ages for infringement occurring during the term
of the Contract and finally awarded against the State or agreed to by MCI
WorldCom in settlement of such Claim, and for the State's reasonable costs
incurred as a result of such Claim. MCI WorldCom shall have the. exclusive right
to defend, counter-sue, or settle any such Claim and to collect all damages, costs,
.fees, and other cha,rges awarded from any such Claim. MCI W6rldCom's
obligation to defend and indemnifY the State under this clause is contingent upon
the State's providing MCI WorldCom (a) prompt written notice of any Claim; and
(b) at Mel WoridCom's expense, all information and assistance requested by it to
settle, defend, or bring a counter-suit in conjunction with any Claim.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this provision, the State shall have the
right to participate in the investigation and defense of, and any negotiations
regarding, any such Claim, with separate counsel chosen and paid for by the State.

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(2) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, Mel WorldCom shall have no
obligation to defend or indemnify the State for any Claim arising out of or relating

to (a) designs or specifications provided by the State, (b) modifications to any service
or product provided hereunder made by or on behalfofthe State where but for such
modifications there would have been no claim ofinfringement or misappropriation,

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(c) use ofany service or product provided hereunder in combination with any other
products or services where but for this combination there would have been no claim.
ofinfringement or misappropriation, (d) transmission ofState supplied content, data,
or other information. or (e) infringement after the expiration or termination of the
COl1tract, To the extent permitted by applicable law, the State shall defend, indemnify
and hold Mel WorldCom harmless from and against any Claims covered by the
exclusions set forth in·this paragraph.
(3) Ifthe State's indemnified use of any Service is ¢moined or otherwise

prohibited, or ifMCl WorldCom reasonably believes that there exists a threat of
the same,MCI WorldCom shall have the right. in its sole discretion and at its .
expense, in addition to its indemnification obligations above, to: (a) obtain for the
State the right to continue to use the affected Service; (b) replace the affected
Service with a non-infringing service; (c) modifY the affected Service so that it
becomes non-infringing; or, if none of the foregoing in subsections (a)-(c) above
can be accomplished after the exercise of reasonable commercial efforts and
without materially impacting the economic viability of MCI WorldCom, then (d)
terminate provision of the affected Service and/or terminate this Contract, after
such advance notice to the State as is practicable under the circumstances.
(4) THIS SECTION SETS FORTH THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY

OF THE STATE, AND THE ENTIRE OBLIGATION AND LIABILITY OF
MCI WORLDCOM, AS TO ANY CLAIMS OF INFRINGEMENT OR
MISAPPROPRIATION OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS IN CONNECTION WITH
ANY SERVICES, PRODUCTS, OR OTHER DELIVERABLES PROVIDED
HEREUNDER.

11.

Data Privacy - Government Data Practices Act

MCI WorldCom understands and will·comply. with the understanding that its
response above to the General Condition entitled "Contractual (Hold Harmless)
Liability" would apply equally to MCI WorldCom's obligation to indemnify
under this provision.

12.

Payment of Subcontractors
This provision is inapplicable to the Contract as the State will not be making any
payments to Mcr WorldCom.

13,

Pisposition of Documents

Mel WorldCom understands and will comply, with the understanding that the
State's right to use the proposal or any other materials submitted in response to
the RFP is limited to evaluation and contract award under the RFP, subject in any

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case to the respective riihts and obliaations ofthe State and MCI WorldCom
under Minnesota Statutes Chapters 13 and 16C.
14.

Warranty

Lanllua~c

for the year 2000 &

Y~ar 2000

Dispute Resolution Language

In performing this Contract, Mel WorldCom will utilize only that Infol111ation
Technology which its supplier or manufacturer warrants as being "Year 2000
Compliant." All such warranties are made by the supplier or manufacturer, not by
MCI WorldCom, and accrue directly to the benefit of the State. Any service
failure, interruption or impairment arising from a failure of Information
Technology to be Year 2OQO Compliant will be treated by the parties in the same
manner as any other service failure. interruption or impairment arising wder this
contract. As used herein, the term "Information Technology·· means hardware,
software andlor firmware provided by MCI WorldCom's first-tier subcontractor,
Global Tel*Link Corporation and installed on Minnesota Department of
COlTection~l premises for dedicated use under this Contract. As used in this
Contract, "Year 2000 Compliant" means, with respect to Information Technology,
that the Infonnation Technology accurately processes date/time data including,
but not limited to, calculating, comparing, and sequencing from, into, and
between the twentieth and twenty- first centuries, and years 1999 and 2000 and
leap year calculations to the extent that 'other information technology used in
combination with the Information Technology being utilized properly exchanges
date/time data with it.
MCI WorldCom is using and shall continue to use reasonable efforts, including
continued testing of its network for Year 2000 readiness. to prevent any material
interruption or impainnent, by the so-called "Year 2000 Problem," of the network
services provided under this contract by Mel WorldCom. Upon the State's
reasonable request, MCI worldCom will provide an update On the state of its Year
2000 readiness. The "Year 2000 Problem" generically refers to the potential
inability of some computer systems to accurately handle date-related functions
involving dates of January 1,2000 and thereafter. MCI WorldCom shall have no
liability for impairment or interruption caused by hardware or software provided
by the State. If there is a service interruption or impa.irm.ent from a Year 2000
Problem, the rights and obligations of the State,and Mel WorldCom, including
the forum and procedure fOr reSOlving disputes related to a service interruption or
impairment from a Year 2000 Problem, shall be the same as those available for
other similar service impairments or interruptions,
Notwithstanding any contrary provision in the Special Terms and Conditionsrrechnical
Specifications in the RFP, Mel WoridComand the State agree as follows:

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InstallatiQn Schedule
After Contract execution, Mel WQrldCQm will negotiate in good faith with the
Department Qf Corrections to establish a mutually acceptable installation schedule
based upOn the installation. schedule proposed, which is intended to replace the
current inmate telephone system as soon as reasonably practicable, while
addressing the need to avoid any interruption in inmate telephone service.

2.

Calls, Per Minute Rates and Per Call Surcharges

. MCl WorldCom understands and will comply, with the understanding that the per
minute rates and per call surchargcs for interstate inmate collect calls m4' not
exceed the applicable tariffed rates/surcharges of AT&T for such calls, i, effect
during the term of the Contract.
The per minute rates and per call surcharges for interLATA (bQth interstate and
intrastate) inmate collect calls will not exceed the applicable tariffed
rates/surcharges of AT&T in effect from time to time during the term ofthis
Contract, and the per minute rates and per call surcharges for intraLATA and
local inmate collect calls will not exceed the applicable tariffed rates/surcharges of
US West in effect from time to time during the term Qfthis CQntract. In addition
to such per minute rates and per call surcharges, Mel WorldCon1 will have the
right to charge collect call recipients, other applicable charges such as taxes, taxlike charges, tax-related surcharges, and other tariffed charges, including but not
. limited to, federal and State Universal Service Fund charges and Primary
Intcrcxchange Carrier Charges, all as may be provided in MCI WorldCom's
applicable federal and State tariff(s) from time to time during the term of this
Contract.

Mel WQrJdCom will exercise commercially reasonable effQrts to notify the State
as soon as practicable of any planned changes in the per minute rates or per call
surcharges for inmate collect calls. but MCI WorldCom's failure to provide such
notice shall not affect MCI WQrldCom's right to revise such cates Qr sW'Charges
subject to the nQt-to-exceed limitations stated herein, nor otherwise constitute a
brea.ch·or default ofMCI WorldCom's obligations under this Contract.
MCI WorldCom understands and agrees that the State will not have any liability
for fraudulent calls, uncollectibles or disputed charges. in that such matters will be
betwcen MCI WorldCom and the called/billed parties frQm the inmate telephQne
system provided under this contract, and will be gQverned by Mel WorldCom's
applicable federal and State tariff(s) in effect from time to time during the
Contract term. Fraudulent calls) uncolleetibles or disp~ted charges will not reduce
the "CommissiQnable Revenue,t on which MCl WorldCom will pay the State
commissiQns, as renected in Mel WorldCom's response to the RFP section Vl.A.

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3.

System Features and Equipment, Introductory Paragraph
MCI WorldCon'\ understands and will comply, with the understanding per the
State's answers to the questions in RFP Addendum #2, that the per call charge for
local debit calls through November 30, 2000, will be $0.25, and as of December
1,2000, will be the greater of (a) $0.35, or: (b) such other amount as MOl
WorldCom and the State may agree based upon the applicable tariffed rate of the
then predominant local exchange carrier..
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4.

Commission Structure
MCI WorldCom understands and will comply, subject to the clarification that
Mel WorldCom will pay the Department commissions on "Commissionable
Revenue,lt which is revenue ofMCI WorldCom from noncom-sent paid calls
generated by telephones covered by this Contract, handled by Mel WorldCom
operator services and carried on MCI WorldCom's network, net of "Excluded
Revenue." "Excluded Revenue" encompasses but is not limited to: (i) taxes, tax·
related surcharges, tax-like surcharges and surcharges, except those surcharges
Mel WorldCom elects to commission, in its sole discretion; (ii) credits; (iii) calls
billed to any prepaid card, debit c~, or any other similar product or services
using advance payment for calls; (iv) any amount MCI WoddCom or its affiliates
collects for, .or pays to, third parties, including but not limited to payments in
support of statutory or regulatory programs mandated by governmental or quasigovernmental authorities such as the Federal or state Universal Service Fund
("USF") and the Primary Interexchange Carrier Charge ePICC"); (v) any amount
MCI WorldCom or its affiliates pays to payphone service' providets, including but
not limited to amounts paid pursuant to Section 276 of the Telecommunications
Act of 1996 and its implementing regulations (together, "Section 276"); (vi) any
costs incurred by Mel WorldCom or its affiliates in connection with such
compensation requirements in support of programs mandated by governmental or
quaSi-governmental authorities, inclUding without limitation those of Section
276." "Operator Service" means the interstate, intrastatelinterLATA and
intraLATA calls from telephones covered under this contract, such as collect.
billed to third party~ local telephone company calling card, and other forms of
credit card billed calls which are dialed using 0- (where allowed), O+j 01+, 00+ or
00- dialing patterns and that originate from telephones currently pre-subscribed
with the Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) to route operator services traffic to Mel
WorldColn or currently pr9grammed to route Operator Service traffic to Mer
WorldCom using 10.10.XXX 800·277·9190 or 800-277-9191 access l\umbcrs..
ttOperator Service Calls tt shall mean any calls using Operator Service, though
Operator Service Calls shall not include any calls made by dialing a toll free
number such as 1·800·COLLECT, or by using an MCI WorldCom-branded
prepaid card, debit card or any other similar product or service using advance
payment for calls.
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Fraudulent calls, uncollcctiblcs or disputed charges will not reduce the
"Commissionable Revenue f' on which MCI WorldCom will pay comrnilsions, as
reflected in MCI,WorldCom's response to the RFP, section VI.A.
5.

Additional Agencies

In the event the State seeks to make the services provided by this Contract
available to additional governmental facilities that are not State correctional
facilities. the commission rate and other terms for such non-State facilities, as
well as the additional commissions. if any, to be paid to the State based upon Mel
WorldCorri'revenue derived from such non-State facilities, will be subj= to
mutual agreement of all affected parties at that time in cOlUlection with MCI
WorldCom's determination whether to COnsent to such an arrangement.
In witness whcrco~ the parties have caused duly authorized representatives to execute this
Agreement on the dates set forth below intending to be bound thereby.

MCI WORLDCOM Communications, Inc.
The Vendor C*tifies that tho IIflPMpriato pclQQD(s) have
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Comlsslon Structure

MCI WorldCom's standard rate structure: Postalized rates all times of day.
Debit
Local
$.3Slper call
IntraLATA Intrastate
$.34 per min.
InterLATA Intrastate
$.34 per min.
Interstate ••.•. ! • • • • • • • • • • $.34 per min.
International
$.34 per units: . . . . ..

Collett
$1.50 Surcharge + $.20 per min.
$3.00 Surcharge + $.15 per min.
53.00 Surcharge +5.30 pel'min.
AIT FCC Tariff
A IT FCC Tariff

MCI WorldCom's commission is 46% for Local Calls and 48% for Long Distance Calls.
MCI WorldCom's nte alternative Option 1:

Postalized rates all times of day:

Debit
Local
$.35/per call
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IntraLATA Intrastate
$.34 per m.in.
InterLATA Intrastate
$.34 per min. . .•...
Interstate ...•............ $.34 per min. .
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5.34 per units
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International

Collect

51.00 Surcharge
53.00 Surcharge + $.15 per min.
$3.00 Surcharge + 5.30 per min.
$3.50 SUl"charge + 5.55 per min.
ATT FCC Tariff

MCI WorldCom's co~ission is 44% for Local Calls and 47% for Long Distan.ee Calls.

MCI WorldCom's rate alternative Option 2:

Posta1~zed

Debit

rates all times of day:

Collect

Local ..............•... $.35/per call
IntraLATA Intrastate ,
$.34 per min.
InterLATA Intrastate
$.34 per min.
Interstate
$.34 per min.
International
$.34 per units. . . . . ..

$1.65 per call.
53.00 Surcharge + $.15 per min.
$3.00 Surcharge + $.30 pet min.
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 per min.
AIT FCC Tariff.

MCI WorldComls commission is 45% for Local Calls and 47% for Long Distance Calls.

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Mel WorldCom's rate alternative Option 3:'Postalized rates aU times of day:
Debit
Collect
$.25/per call ,...... $.35 per call
$.34 per min,
,.. $3.00 Surcharge + $.15 pcr min.

Local
IntraLATA Intrastate
InterLATA Intrastate
Interstate. ,
International

, $.34 per min. ..,... $3.00 Surcharge + $.30 per min.
$.34 per min.. ,
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 permin.

$.34 per units

ATT FCC Tariff

Mel WorldCom's commission is 43% for Local Calls and 45% for Long Distance Calls.
MCI WorldCom's rate altcnlati.ve Option 4~ Postali7,e(i rates all times of day
Debit
Collect
Local

$.30 per call
$1.65 per call
$.30 per min
$2.50 SW'Charge + $.15 per min.
$.30 per min, .••... $2.50 Surcharge + $.30 per min.
$.30 permin.
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 per min.
$.30 per units
, ATT FCC Tariff '

IntraLATA Intrastate
lnterLATA Intrastate
Interstate
International

MCI WorldCom's commission is 43% for Local Calls and 44% for Long Distanee Calls.

MCI Wo.-ldCom'. rate alternative Option 5: Postalized rates all times of day
Local .. ,
IntraLATA Intrastate
InterLATA Intrastate
Interstate •.. ,
International

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Debit
$.2S/per call
$.30 per min
$.30 per min
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$.30 per min. .
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$.30 per units. . . . . ..

Coiled
$1.65 per call
$2.00 Surcharge + $.15 per min.
$2.00 Surcharge + $.30 per min.
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 per min.
AIT FCC Tariff
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MCI WotidComts commission is 41% for Local Calls and 44%'for Long Distance Calls.

MCI WorldCom.'s rate alternative Option 6: Postalized rates all times of day
Collect
$1.65 per call
$2.00 Surchage + $.15 per min.
, $2.00 Surcharge +$.25 tJermin.
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 per min.

Debit

Local
IntraLATA Intrastate
InterLATA Intrastate
Interstate
International

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$.25 per call
$.25 per min.
, $.25 per min,
$.25 per min
$.25 per units. . . . . .. AIT FCC Tariff

MCI WoridCom's commission is 37% for Local and 41 % for Long Distance call5.

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MCI WorldCom's rate alternative Option 7: Postalized rates all times of day
Local
IntraLATA Intrastate
InterLATA Intrastate
Interstate
International

Debit
$.35 per call
$.34 per min. .
,
$.34 per min. .
$.34 per min
$.34 per units. . . . . ..

Collect
$1.65 per call
$2.50 Surcharge + $.13 per min.
52.50 Surcharge + $.23 por min.
$3.50 Surcharge + $.55 p$.' min.
ATI' FCC Tariff

MCI WorldCom's commission is 41% for Local Calls and 44% for Long Distaace Calls.

MCI WorldCom's rate alternative Option 8: .Postalized rates aU times of day:
Local
IntraLATA Intrastate
InterLATA Intrastate
Interstate
International '

Debit
$.25 per call . . . . . ..
5.34 per min. .
$.34 per min. .
$.34 per min.
$.34 per Wlits. . . . . ..

Coiled
51.00 per oall + 5.05 per min.
53.00 Surcharge + $.13 pet min.
$3.00 Surcharge + $.23 pet min.
$3.S0 SU1'¢harge + $.55 per min.
A1T FCC Tariff'

MCI WorldCom's commission is 40% for Local Calls and 44% for Long Distaace Calls.

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