General Information
ALLOWANCE FOR FAILURE OF SERVICE
The Telephone Company does not guarantee uninterrupted working of
it's line or equipment. In case service is interrupted other than by
the negligence or willful act of the subscriber, an adjustment will
be made to the subscriber's account upon notification by the
subscriber. Any adjustment shall apply only to the period the
interruption continues beyond eight normal working hours. In any
case, the Telephone Company assumes no additional liability.
FIRE ALARMS AND OTHER EMERGENCY
CALLS
The Telephone Company assumes no responsibility in accepting,
handling or transmitting fire calls or other emergency calls of any
nature.
NOTIFICATION TO TELEPHONE COMPANY
WHEN MOVING
Subscribers need to notify the Telephone Company when their billing
address changes. When moving out of the Telephone Company's
exchanges, all leased equipment needs to be turned in to the
business office.
RIGHT OF ACCESS TO PREMISES
At all reasonable times, the Telephone Company, through its
authorized employees, shall have the right of access to the premises
of the subscriber to install, inspect, repair or, upon termination,
remove the Telephone Company's lines or equipment.
ERROR IN DIRECTORIES
The Telephone Company issues directories to assist it in furnishing
prompt and convenient service, and it does not guarantee to its
subscribers correct listings therein. Every precaution is taken to
prevent errors and omissions, but they may occur. Neither the
Telephone company nor the Directory Company assumes any liability
for damages to a subscriber by such errors or omissions in its
directories.
DIRECTORY DISTRIBUTION CENTER
Telephone directories may be ordered from anywhere in the world for
a fee by calling 1-800-792-2665.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rules and regulations governing the furnishing of services by the
Telephone Company are on file in the business office.
Representatives are available to assist you in answering questions
regarding your telephone service.
800/900 TELEPHONE NUMBERS
When an 800 or 900 number is dialed from your telephone, your
telephone number may be transmitted to the company you have called
and may be available to that company's service representative before
your call is answered. Please be advised that 900 numbers and some
800 numbers have per minute charges associated with them.
Notice
Cellular 9-1-1 Calls...When calling 9-1-1 on a cellular phone, be
prepared to provide the following information: your name, cellular
phone number, nature of the emergency and the location of the
incident. Please note: Your call may be answered by a telephone
company operator or a 9-1-1 dispatcher outside of your area.
Privacy Considerations... The 9-1-1 (nine-one-one) emergency telephone number has been developed to quickly summon emergency service in a crisis situation. Callers should realize that when reporting an emergency by dialing 9-1-1, their telephone number (including non-published numbers) and their address may be automatically displayed on viewing screen located at the 9-1-1 answering centers and that this call may also be recorded. This display of the calling number and address enables the emergency agency to quickly locate the caller if the call is disrupted by the crisis.
Callers who do not wish to have their telephone number displayed on the viewing screen should report an emergency by dialing the seven-digit telephone number of the appropriate emergency agency.
