ARCHIVED - Order CRTC 2000-961
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Order CRTC 2000-961
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Ottawa, 18 October 2000 |
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Bell Canada |
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Call forwarding to separate destinations |
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The Commission approves the application with the following changes: |
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Substitute the following for proposed Item 4699.3(b): |
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a) Call Forward Busy - separate destination, $0.90 per line per month for residence, and $1.40 for business. |
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b) Call Forward No Answer - separate destination, $0.90 per line per month for residence, and $1.40 for business. |
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Bell Canada proposed to introduce Call Forward Busy, Call Forward No Answer or Call Forward Busy/No Answer to two separate destinations, and Call Forward Busy, to single destination Internet server. |
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The services identified in paragraphs 1a) and b) above are to be offered on a joint basis only. |
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The Commission directs Bell Canada to issue forthwith revised tariff pages. |
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The company filed the application on 16 December 1999 and amended it on 13 March 2000 to revise Items 2025 and 4699 of its General Tariff. |
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Secretary General |
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