Pay-Per-Call charges apply to any completed call using an abbreviated dialing code such as 900 or 976. The caller pays a per-call or per-time interval charge in addition to the charge of the transmission for the call.

You have 60 days from the date on the bill to dispute a pay-per-call billing error. You have the right to withhold payment of the disputed pay-per-call charge during billing error review. No collection activity for disputed pay-per-call charges will occur while the charges are under investigation.

After investigation, if it is determined that the disputed charges are legitimate, your telecommunications carrier or the information provider may proceed with outside collections against your account for non-payment of these charges.

Your local and long distance services cannot be disconnected for non-payment of pay-per-call charges. Failure to pay legitimate pay-per-call charges may result in involuntary blocking of your access to these types of services.

Voluntary blocking of access to pay-per-call charges is available upon request from your local exchange carrier.