AMERITECH OPERATING COMPANIES TARIFF F.C.C. NO st Revised Page 1 Cancels 1340th Revised Page 1

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1 1341st Revised 1 Cancels 1340th Revised 1 CHECK SHEET Title pages 1 and 2 and pages 1 to 846 inclusive of this tariff are effective as of the date shown. Original and revised pages as named below and Supplement No. 336 contain all changes from the original tariff that are in effect on the date hereof. Except as Except as Title 1 2nd 8.1 5th rd Title 2 9th 9 22nd 21 3rd st* 9.1 1st 22 Original th 10 25th 23 3rd nd th 24 1st th th 25 1st th 11 4th 26 3rd th 12 10th 27 8th th 13 5th 28 11th th th th th th 29 Original th th 30 Original th th 31 Original st th 32 Original nd* nd 33 Original th 14 3rd 34 4th nd 15 16th st th th 35 5th st st st th 16 12th 36 8th st th th th Original 37 13th st th th 2 3rd st th 3 8th nd th th 16.5 Original st 4 14th rd nd 4.1 9th rd 38 9th 5 18th 17 1st th th 18 6th th 5.2 4th 19 27th rd 6 5th th th 6.1 5th th th 6.2 3rd th 7 6th st 7.1 3rd 20 10th 8 15th th * New or Revised President, Industry Markets Ameritech Operating Companies

2 22nd Revised 1.12 Cancels 21st Revised 1.12 CHECK SHEET th nd th th st th th st th th st th th st 472 1st rd st 473 2nd th st 474 Original th nd 475 Original th Original 476 1st th st 477 4th th th st th th st th Original rd th th rd th rd th th Original Original th th Original Original nd Original th th Original rd* Original Original th* rd Original nd* st Original th st Original st st Original Original st Original rd 455 1st Original th 456 2nd Original th 457 3rd Original th st Original th* 458 2nd Original th Original 478 4th Original 459 1st 479 2nd th 460 2nd 480 3rd Original 461 3rd 481 3rd Original 462 4th st Original 463 6th st Original 464 3rd 482 3rd Original 465 1st 483 1st Original 466 1st 484 2nd th rd 485 1st rd th 486 3rd st 469 8th 487 1st th th 488 2nd th th 489 2nd nd th st th * New or Revised Issued: July 14, 2005 Effective: July 15, 2004 President, Industry Markets Ameritech Operating Companies

3 3rd Revised Cancels 2nd Revised Rate Categories (D) DNAL Termination (Cont'd) (4) A 56 Kbps Digital Termination provides the capability to transmit data at 56 Kbps using a 56 Kbps LDC. It requires compatible equipment at the customer premises. (E) Features and Functions (1) Make Busy Arrangements option allows a customer to reroute traffic from one group of lines or trunks to another group by making the intended route busy. The customer may also busy out an entire group of lines or trunks. This works in conjunction with either a Feature Group A, B or D facility. The Circuit Switch Facility Control Interface DNAL (i.e., a two-wire DNAL with a basic interface) is also required. The circuits for both the DNAL and the associated switched access service must be related on their respective ASRs. (2) Remote Activation of Message Waiting (a) Remote Activation of Message Waiting provides the customer the capability to notify an end user that a message is waiting for retrieval. This requires the DNAL with a SMDI interface and is available with either the SMDI and SMDI-E options. This feature can share a DNAL with Call History Package Delivery feature ordered by the customer. The end user's line must be equipped with the ability to Receive Message Waiting Indicator in order for the feature to function properly. This is available only via appropriately equipped offices. The customer and end user must be served out of the same central office for SMDI. (b) Remote Activation of Message Waiting Alternate Network Delivery, this optional delivery feature provides the capability for the customer to direct its Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) messages toward the customer s Alternate Network service provider within the LATA. This feature requires the DNAL with a SMDI interface and is available only with the SMDI-E option. The customer must provide the Telephone Company with information specifying: (1) The single pre-defined central office switch point code of the Alternate Network for the MWI messages to be routed. (2) A list of all the alternate network provider s end user station NPA- NXXs receiving MWI messages (these must be served out of the same LATA as the SMDI-E DNAL). (T) Certain material previously appeared on this page now appears on 6th revised page

4 6th Revised Cancels 5th Revised Rate Categories (Cont'd) (E) Features and Functions (Cont'd) (2) Remote Activation of Message Waiting (Cont d) (b) Alternate Network Delivery (Cont d) The customer s Alternate Network Service Provider must provide service capability to receive and complete MWI delivery. The customer is responsible for any and all charges that the Telephone Company may incur from the customer s Alternate Network Service Provider for receiving MWI messages from the Telephone Company. (3) Call History Package Delivery will provide the customer with real time information on telephone calls that are terminated to a designated Feature Group A Multiline hunt group or any compatible line side serv ice authorized under the established policy of intrastate authorities. This feature requires the DNAL with SMDI interface option and is available with either the SMDI and SMDI-E options. This feature will work with Remote Activation of Message Waiting and these two options can share a common DNAL. When ordered in offices equipped with a DMS100 switch, the UCD feature on the line side service is also required. The following information is available over the SMDI type DNAL when both the customer and end user are served by the same central office: Multiline hunt group (MLHG) and terminal identification of call handler, call reason, called number from which incoming call was forwarded to the customer, and the directory number of the originating call (Calling Number Identification). When a call originates outside of the SMDI supported central office but terminates to a line within the SMDI supported central office (i.e., call forwarded to the customer), the directory number of the originating call is not sent. When used with the SMDI-E optional DNAL, all of the information is available from any appropriately equipped office selected by the customer as specified in 8.3.1(D) preceding. Material appearing on this page previously appeared on 2nd revised page Certain material previously appeared on this page now appears on 2nd revised page

5 2nd Revised Cancels 1st Revised Rate Categories (Cont'd) (E) Features and Functions (Cont'd) (4) Coordinated Voice and Data Delivery (CVD) allows for the simultaneous delivery of voice and data for incoming calls. The voice service is delivered to the end user via the normal connection, while the data portion is delivered via the customer's host computer connected to the ASCAI DNAL. This feature requires the ASCAI DNAL interface with a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL termination on a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL, respectively. This feature can share the DNAL with the other ASCAI features (BSEs) and is required to provide any ASCAI features. (5) Call Redirection allows the customer's host computer to notify the switch either to allow the call to complete as dialed or redirect the call to an alternate number designated by the end user. This feature requires the ASCAI DNAL interface with a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL termination on a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL, respectively. This feature can share the DNAL with other ASCAI features (BSEs) and also requires the CVD feature. (6) Computer Assisted Call Transfer allows the customer's host computer to notify the switch to transfer the call from one agent to another agent after the call had been completed. This feature requires the ASCAI DNAL interface with a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL termination on a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL, respectively. This feature can share the DNAL with the other ASCAI features (BSEs) and also requires the CVD feature. (7) Computer Assisted Dialing allows the customer's host computer to notify the switch to place a call to a selected number on behalf of a particular agent. This feature requires the ASCAI DNAL interface with a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL termination on a 9.6 Kbps or 56 Kbps DNAL, respectively. This feature can share the DNAL with the other ASCAI features (BSEs) and also requires the CVD feature. Material appearing on this page previously appeared on 5th revised page

6 12th Revised Cancels 11th Revised Rates and Charges (Cont'd) Monthly Rates (Cont'd) Monthly Nonrecurring USOC Rate Charge (E) Features and Functions (1) Make Busy Arrangement - All States DXV $ 5.10 $13.50 (2) Remote Activation of Message Waiting - All States - SMDI - Per office RM4PO SMDI-E - Per DNAL RJEPG Alternate Network Delivery - SMDI-E - Per DNAL (3) Call History Package Delivery - All States - SMDI - Per office MBHPO SMDI-E - Per DNAL MJEPG

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 5th Revised Page 6-1 Cancels 4th Revised Page 6-1 ACCESS SERVICE. Page

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 5th Revised Page 6-1 Cancels 4th Revised Page 6-1 ACCESS SERVICE. Page 5th Revised Page 6-1 Cancels 4th Revised Page 6-1 6. Switched Access Service 6-1 6.1 General Description 6-6 6.2 Feature Group Descriptions 6-8 Page 6.2.1 Feature Group A (FGA) 6-9 6.2.2 Feature Group