A special fee that local telephone companies are allowed to charge all telephone customers for the right to connect with the local phone network. The fee is paid by cellular subscribers, as is a federal 3% telephone excise tax.
The fee paid by cellular subscribers to their carrier for any connections to the local PSTN. The carrier, in turn, pays the local PSTN for the use of their circuits to connect the call.
monthly fee charged to the customer by the local landline telephone companies for access to the local telephone network. Cellphone customers pay an additional 3 percent federal excise tax.
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A special fee that local telephone companies are allowed to charge customers for the right to connect with the local phone network. Cellular subscribers contribute to access fees and pay a federal 3 percent telephone excise tax.
This is an annual or monthly charge to connect to a wireless network. This fee indicates whether the phone is actually used or not.
A special fee that local telephone companies are allowed to charge all telephone customers for the right to connect with the local phone network. Cellular subscribers pay this fee along with a 3 percent federal telephone excise tax.
The monthly subscription charged by a cellular service provider for access to their cellular system. The monthly subscription may or may not include airtime.
A special fee that local phone companies are allowed to charge customers for the right to connect with the local phone network. The fee is paid by wireless subscribers, as is a federal three percent telephone excise tax.
An access fee is one that local telephone companies charge that allows you to connect to their networks from your cellular phone.
A monthly charge for the ability to connect to a wireless network. This fee is assessed monthly whether the phone is actually used or not.
An access fee is charged by the local telephone companies to all telephone customers for the right to connect with a local phone network. Cellular phone users pay this fee along with a 3% federal telephone excise tax.
A flat monthly fee paid by telephone subscribers for access to a network. The fee covers service and equipment charges provided by the network. This charge will appear on the bill from your local phone company but is separate from actual call charges.