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...carrier (CETC) and wireless service provider shall file the annual report for fiscal assessment, as required by the commission and in the format prescribed by commission entry. The annual report for fiscal assessment shall be limited to information necessary for the commission to calculate the assessment provided for in section 4905.10 of the Revised Code. The commission shall protect any confiden...

... exchange service. (S) "Toll service provider" means a provider of telephone toll service. (T) "Wireless service" means federally licensed commercial mobile service as defined in the "Telecommunications Act of 1996," 110 Stat. 61, 151, 153, 47 U.S.C. 332(d) and further defined as CMRS in 47 C.F.R. 20.3. CMRS is specifically limited to include mobile telephone, mobile cellular telephone, paging...

... exchange service. (S) "Toll service provider" means a provider of telephone toll service. (T) "Wireless service" means federally licensed commercial mobile service as defined in the "Telecommunications Act of 1996," 110 Stat. 61, 151, 153, 47 U.S.C. 332(d) and further defined as CMRS in 47 C.F.R. 20.3. CMRS is specifically limited to include mobile telephone, mobile cellular telephone, paging...

...harge intrastate intraLATA toll service providers or customers no more than five dollars and fifty cents for a manual, local presubscribed interexchange carrier (LPIC) change or no more than one dollar and twenty-five cents for an electronic LPIC change, except when a LEC establishes a company-specific, cost-based, intrastate LPIC rate, as outlined in paragraph (G) of this rule. Whenever a LEC ch...

...harge intrastate intraLATA toll service providers or customers no more than five dollars and fifty cents for a manual, local presubscribed interexchange carrier (LPIC) change or no more than one dollar and twenty-five cents for an electronic LPIC change, except when a LEC establishes a company-specific, cost-based, intrastate LPIC rate, as outlined in paragraph (G) of this rule. Whenever a LEC ch...

...y and economically feasible, as the provider of originating or transiting intrastate telecommunications traffic that is transported and/or terminated on the network of another telephone company, shall comply with the signaling information delivery requirements outlined in 47 C.F.R. 64.1601(a). This obligation is applicable to all telephone companies exchanging telecommunications traffic regard...

...y and economically feasible, as the provider of originating or transiting intrastate telecommunications traffic that is transported and/or terminated on the network of another telephone company, shall comply with the signaling information delivery requirements outlined in 47 C.F.R. 64.1601(a). This obligation is applicable to all telephone companies exchanging telecommunications traffic regard...

... excluding weekends and current service provider holidays. (E) No telephone company, having obtained facilities, resources, or information for the purpose of serving a specific customer, shall, upon the receipt of a request to migrate that customer, continue to hold, or fail to release said facilities, resources, or information solely in order to prevent or delay the migration of that customer. I...

... excluding weekends and current service provider holidays. (E) No telephone company, having obtained facilities, resources, or information for the purpose of serving a specific customer, can, upon the receipt of a request to migrate that customer, continue to hold, or fail to release said facilities, resources, or information solely in order to prevent or delay the migration of that customer. In ...

...E) "Competitive retail electric service provider" or "CRES" means a provider of competitive retail electric service, subject to certification under section 4928.08 of the Revised Code. (F) "Consolidated billing" means that a customer receives a single bill for electric services provided during a billing period for services from both an electric utility and a competitive retail electric service provider. (G) "Consum...

...E) "Competitive retail electric service provider" or "CRES" means a provider of competitive retail electric service, subject to certification under section 4928.08 of the Revised Code. (F) "Consolidated billing" means that a customer receives a single bill for electric services provided during a billing period for services from both an electric utility and a competitive retail electric servic...

...transmission lines. (2) Any generation provider connected to the electric utility's system. (3) Any other electric utility or transmission owner with facilities connected to the electric utility. (M) Each electric utility shall coordinate the implementation of its emergency plan with local, state, and regional emergency management organizations.

...petitive retail electric service (CRES) provider's collections and/or credit reporting. (c) Participation in the home energy assistance program, the emergency home energy assistance program, and programs funded by the universal service fund, such as the percentage of income payment plan programs. (3) A statement that the electric utility shall not disclose customer energy usage data that is more granular than the m...

...tive retail electric service (CRES) provider's collections and/or credit reporting. (c) Participation in the home energy assistance program, the emergency home energy assistance program, and programs funded by the universal service fund, such as the percentage of income payment plan programs. (3) A statement that the electric utility shall not disclose customer energy usage data that is more...

...o a competitive retail electric service provider and is no longer served under an electric utility's bundled service or standard offer service, the electric utility shall apply the electric utility's generation service portion of the deposit and the accrued interest to the amounts due and payable on the next bill and refund any amount remaining to the customer, unless the amount of the refund is less than one dollar....

...competitive retail electric service provider and is no longer served under an electric utility's bundled service or standard offer service, the electric utility shall apply the electric utility's generation service portion of the deposit and the accrued interest to the amounts due and payable on the next bill and refund any amount remaining to the customer, unless the amount of the refund is less ...

...the competitive retail electric service provider, and returning of the customer to the electric utility's standard offer for generation services. The information required by this paragraph may be included in documents accompanying the disconnection notice.

...competitive retail electric service provider, and returning of the customer to the electric utility's standard offer for generation services. The information required by this paragraph may be included in documents accompanying the disconnection notice.

...RES). (B) Any authorized agent or CRES provider providing billing and collection services for the electric utility fails to submit payment for the customer's tariffed distribution and/or transmission service(s) rendered by that electric utility. (C) The customer fails to pay any amount in bona fide dispute. Where the customer has registered a complaint with the commission's call center or filed a formal complaint w...

...RES). (B) Any authorized agent or CRES provider providing billing and collection services for the electric utility fails to submit payment for the customer's tariffed distribution and/or transmission service(s) rendered by that electric utility. (C) The customer fails to pay any amount in bona fide dispute. Where the customer has registered a complaint with the commission's call center or filed ...

...ution of any joint issues with the CRES provider. (3) Refer the customer to the appropriate CRES provider only in those instances where the issue lacks any electric utility involvement. (H) Slamming complaints. (1) A slamming complaint is a customer's allegation that the customer's supplier of electric service has been switched without the customer's authorization. (2) If a customer contacts an electric utility ...

...ution of any joint issues with the CRES provider. (3) Refer the customer to the appropriate CRES provider only in those instances where the issue lacks any electric utility involvement. (H) Slamming complaints. (1) A slamming complaint is a customer's allegation that the customer's supplier of electric service has been switched without the customer's authorization. (2) If a customer conta...

...petitive retail electric service (CRES) provider charges. Requirements for consolidated billing appear in rule 4901:1-10-33 of the Administrative Code. (B) Customer bills issued by or for the electric utility shall be accurate, shall be rendered at monthly intervals, and shall contain clear and understandable form and language. Each bill shall state at least the following information: (1) The customer's name, billi...

...tive retail electric service (CRES) provider charges. Requirements for consolidated billing appear in rule 4901:1-10-33 of the Administrative Code. (B) Customer bills issued by or for the electric utility shall be accurate, shall be rendered at monthly intervals, and shall contain clear and understandable form and language. Each bill shall state at least the following information: (1) The custom...

...ther technical data. (2) "CRES provider" shall mean any provider of competitive retail electric service. (3) "Customer-generator" shall have the meaning set forth in division (A)(29) of section 4928.01 of the Revised Code. A customer that hosts or leases third party owned generation equipment on its premises is considered a customer-generator. (4) "Electric utility" shall have the meani...