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What is the basic local service rate and how is it billed?

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What is the basic local service rate and how is it billed?

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In most cases, the basic local service rate covers your dial tone – the service connection that allows you to make and receive local (non-toll) calls. Failure to pay the basic local service rate and applicable taxes and fees will result in disconnection and loss of service. Local telephone service is billed one month in advance – and is usually due within 10 days after receipt. Charges for usage, on the other hand, are billed after a particular service; e.g., long-distance calls, calling-card, wireless, etc. is used.

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