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Data Collection - FAQ - Supplementary Forms (29X)
Form 291 - Payphone Revenues and Quantities
Form 295 - ILEC Out-of-Territory Operations
- Who should fill out this form?
Form 296 - Bundled Telecommunications Services
- What is a bundle?
- Which services should be included when determining the type of bundle?
- How should revenue be allocated between the services?
Form 291 - Payphone Revenues and Quantities
Form 295 - ILEC Out-of-Territory Operations
Who should fill out this form?
This form should be completed by ILECs who have earned revenue for operations outside of their traditional ILEC territory. These revenues would be reported twice – once on this form and once on the relevant market-based (2XX) form.
Form 296 - Bundled Telecommunications Services
What is a bundle?
A bundle is an arrangement under which a subscriber is provided two or more service elements, under a rate structure which provides a financial or other benefit that is contingent on the use, consumption of or subscription to any or all service elements in the bundle and that would not otherwise be available.
Which services should be included when determining the type of bundle?
The form is designed to capture any combination of the following four services: local wireline, internet, video and wireless. All other services should not be considered when determining the number of services in the bundle, or the distribution of revenue associated with the bundle.
How should revenue be allocated between the services?
You are not required to allocate revenues to individual services. However, you are required to provide the revenues generated by the bundle.
