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It provides service code definitions that map numeric codes to circuit types and bandwidth ranges, from voice circuits through kilobit and megabit limits. It also lists large and small U.S. points and outlines reporting status rules such as “not reported” for some traffic while other categories are reported by leg or as U.S. billed. 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Alaska to Puerto Rico .......................................\u003Cbr>U.S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico ....................\u003Cbr>Alaska to Guam ................................................\u003Cbr>Alaska to Japan ................................................ Guam to Japan ................................................. Guam to Wake Island ....................................... Japan to Italy via Hawaii .................................. Japan to Italy via Guam ...................................\u003Cbr>Japan to Italy via ‘‘country beyond’’ service of a U.S. carrier.\u003Cbr>Japan to Italy via pure resale U.S. Call-back service in Hawaii.\u003Cbr>Japan to Italy direct .......................................... | [Domestic U.S. to](Domestic U.S. to) Domestic U.S .......................\u003Cbr>[Domestic U.S. to](Domestic U.S. to) Domestic U.S ....................... Off-shore [U.S. to](U.S. to) Domestic U.S ....................... Domestic U.S. to Off-shore U.S ....................... [Domestic U.S. to](Domestic U.S. to) Foreign ................................. Off-shore [U.S. to](U.S. to) Foreign ................................. Off-shore U.S. to Off-shore U.S ....................... Foreign to Foreign transiting the U.S ...............\u003Cbr>Foreign to Foreign transiting the U.S ............... Foreign to U.S. to Foreign ................................\u003Cbr>Foreign to U.S. to Foreign ................................ Foreign to Foreign ............................................ | Domestic Traffic: not reported.\u003Cbr>Domestic Traffic: not reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Reported.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Each leg of call reported as U.S. Billed.\u003Cbr>U.S. International Traffic: Each leg of call reported as U.S. Billed.\u003Cbr>Foreign Traffic: not reported. |\n\n\n| Service\u003Cbr>code | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| 4 | Voice Circuits—provided as individual circuits. |\n| 5 | Up to 1200 bits per second (bps) . |\n| 6 | 1201 bps to 9600 bps. |\n| 7 | 9601 bps to 30 Million bps (Mbps) |\n| 8 | or .01 Megahertz to 18 Megahertz, except for voice circuits. Greater than 30 Mbps to 120 Mbps |\n| 9 | or greater than 18 Megahertz to 72 Megahertz.\u003Cbr>Greater than 120 Mbps or greater than 72 Megahertz. |\n\n\n| Large U.S. points: | Small U.S. points: |\n| --- | --- |\n| File country-by-coun- | File world total data 1 |\n| try data on diskette | on diskette |\n| Alaska ....................... | American Samoa. |\n| Conterminous U.S   | Baker Island. |\n| Guam ........................ | Howland Island. |\n| Hawaii ....................... | Jarvis Island. |\n| Puerto Rico ............... | Johnston Atoll. |\n| U.S. Virgin Islands .... | Kingman Reef.\u003Cbr>Midway Atoll. Navassa Island.\u003Cbr>Northern Mariana Islands.\u003Cbr>Palmyra Atoll. Wake Island . |\n\n\n|  | Type of service provision |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Facilities based |  | Facilities resale |  | Pure\u003Cbr>resale |\n|  | Con\u003Cbr>fiden\u003Cbr>tial fil\u003Cbr>ing | Public\u003Cbr>filing | Con\u003Cbr>fiden\u003Cbr>tial fil\u003Cbr>ing | Public\u003Cbr>filing |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  | Public\u003Cbr>filing |\n| SWITCHED AND MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE\u003Cbr>U.S. Billed (Traffic Billed by reporting U.S. carriers):\u003Cbr>Call originate in U.S. point served:\u003Cbr>Billed to the calling number account .................................................................................\u003Cbr>Billed to a calling card or other billing arrangement .......................................................... Calls Originate outside U.S. point served:\u003Cbr>Billed collect to a U.S. customer .......................................................................................","cbCais5I5vitMPgL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais5I5vitMPgL","pdf",323349,"English","# Service originating and terminating points\n## Reporting status\n# Service code definitions\n## Voice circuits and data rates\n# U.S. point lists\n## Large U.S. points and small U.S. points\n# Switched and miscellaneous service billing\n## U.S. billed and foreign billed\n# Service provision types and private line service","[{\"question\":\"How does the document categorize service origination and termination points?\",\"answer\":\"It groups services by the location of call origination and termination, including domestic U.S. traffic, off-shore U.S. and foreign categories, and foreign-to-foreign transit through the U.S.\"},{\"question\":\"What do service codes 4 through 9 represent?\",\"answer\":\"They define provisioning and bandwidth ranges: code 4 covers voice circuits, codes 5–7 cover specific bps ranges, and codes 8–9 cover additional frequency/throughput bands including exceptions for voice circuits.\"},{\"question\":\"When is traffic marked as reported versus not reported?\",\"answer\":\"The document assigns reporting status per category, marking some domestic traffic as “not reported” while U.S. international traffic is “reported,” with details such as each leg of call reported as U.S. billed.\"}]","96-2615 | PDF"]