§ 64.1301   Per-payphone compensation.

   (a)  Interim access code and subscriber 800 calls. In the absence of a
   negotiated  agreement to pay a different amount, each entity listed in
   Appendix A of the Fifth Order on Reconsideration and Order on Remand in CC
   Docket No. 96-128, FCC 02-292, must pay default compensation to payphone
   service providers for payphone access code calls and payphone subscriber 800
   calls for the period beginning November 7, 1996, and ending October 6, 1997,
   in the amount listed in Appendix A per payphone per month. A complete copy
   of Appendix A is available at www.fcc.gov.

   (b) Interim payphone compensation for inmate calls. In the absence of a
   negotiated  agreement to pay a different amount, if a payphone service
   provider providing inmate service was not compensated for calls originating
   at an inmate telephone during the period starting on November 7, 1996, and
   ending on October 6, 1997, an interexchange carrier to which the inmate
   telephone was presubscribed during this same time period must compensate the
   payphone service provider providing inmate service at the default rate of
   $0.238 per inmate call originating during the same time period, except that
   a payphone service provider that is affiliated with a local exchange carrier
   is not eligible to receive payphone compensation prior to April 16, 1997,
   or, in the alternative, the first day following both the termination of
   subsidies and payphone reclassification and transfer, whichever date is
   latest.

   (c)  Interim  compensation for 0 + payphone calls. In the absence of a
   negotiated  agreement to pay a different amount, if a payphone service
   provider was not compensated for 0 + calls originating during the period
   starting  on  November  7,  1996,  and  ending  on October 6, 1997, an
   interexchange carrier to which the payphone was presubscribed during this
   same  time period must compensate the payphone service provider in the
   default  amount of $4.2747 per payphone per month during the same time
   period, except that a payphone service provider that is affiliated with a
   local exchange carrier is not eligible to receive payphone compensation
   prior to April 16, 1997, or, in the alternative, the first day following
   both  the  termination  of subsidies and payphone reclassification and
   transfer, whichever date is latest.

   (d) Intermediate access code and subscriber 800 calls. In the absence of a
   negotiated  agreement to pay a different amount, each entity listed in
   Appendix B of the Fifth Order on Reconsideration and Order on Remand in CC
   Docket No. 96-128, FCC 02-292, must pay default compensation to payphone
   service providers for access code calls and payphone subscriber 800 calls
   for the period beginning October 7, 1997, and ending April 20, 1999, in the
   amount listed in Appendix B for any payphone for any month during which
   per-call compensation for that payphone for that month was not paid by the
   listed entity. A complete copy of Appendix B is available at www.fcc.gov.

   (e) Post-intermediate access code and subscriber 800 calls. In the absence
   of a negotiated agreement to pay a different amount, each entity listed in
   Appendix C of the Fifth Order on Reconsideration and Order on Remand in CC
   Docket No. 96-128, FCC 02-292, must pay default compensation to payphone
   service providers for access code calls and payphone subscriber 800 calls
   for the period beginning April 21, 1999, in the amount listed in Appendix C
   for any payphone for any month during which per-call compensation for that
   payphone for that month was or is not paid by the listed entity. A complete
   copy of Appendix C is available at www.fcc.gov.

   [ 67 FR 71890 , Dec. 3, 2002]

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