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Cal-Ore Telephone Co. © 2017-2018

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General Business

Important Information for our Customers

About Your Telephone Service.

Cal-Ore Telephone Co. provides a wide variety

of products and services including the following

basic service offerings:

Single Party Residential Service

$20.25

Single Party Business Service

$26.00

Single Party Universal

Lifeline Service

$ 6.11

The above rates include the following:

Local Calling;

Touch tone capability;

Access to Operator services, directory assis-

tance, and interexchange service providers;

Voice grade access to the public switched

network;

Free access to emergency 9-1-1 and 800 or

800-like toll free services;

One free directory listing;

Access to telephone relay service;

Free access to the business office

The following mandated surcharges, fees, and

taxes will apply on all billed intrastate services:

a.

CPUC Reimbursement Fee

b.

Universal Lifeline Telephone Service

Surcharge

c.

California Relay Service and

Communications Device Fund

Surcharge

d.

California High Cost Fund-A Surcharge

e.

California High Cost Fund-B Surcharge

f.

California Teleconnect Fund Surcharge

g.

Federal Excise Tax

h.

Emergency Telephone Users

Surcharge (911)

Contact your local office for current rates.

What is a Preferred Interexchange

Carrier (PIC) Freeze?

A PIC freeze means that your carrier cannot be

changed unless you contact us to change it. The

PIC freeze may provide additional protection

against unauthorized long distance changes.

There is no cost to freeze or unfreeze your

choice of carrier. Just call us. We have the form

for your PIC freeze authorization. We also have a

form to unfreeze the PIC or you can call us and

give us the required personal verification data in

order for us to ensure it is you that is giving us

the verbal authorization.

What is Toll Restriction?

Toll restriction stops unauthorized long distance

calling from your telephone.

What About Blocking

900 and 976 Pay-Per-Calls?

If you get billed for 900 and 976 calls, residential

customers may receive a one-time refund from

the carrier if you did not know the calls were

chargeable or a child or someone else made

the calls without your permission. You may

also get a refund if you are not satisfied with

a 900 service for any justified reason like poor

transmission quality, dissatisfaction with the

quality or value of the 900 service, or disputes

over the amount of 900 charges billed. To get a

refund you must call the carrier within 60 days

following the date of the bill in question. We can

only adjust 900 calls that appear on our bills.

We offer 900 blocking free of charge. Basic

telephone service, as defined by D. 96-10-066,

Appendix B, page 5, will not be disconnected

solely for nonpayment of 700, 900, 976 charges.

Third Party and

Collect Call Blocking

We can block your line from receiving third party

and collect calls.