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FCC APPROVES MERGER OF AT&T INC. AND 
 BELLSOUTH CORPORATION 
Significant Public Interest Benefits Likely to Result 
Washington, D.C. – The Federal Communications Commission today approved the 
merger of AT&T Inc. (AT&T) and BellSouth Corp. (BellSouth). 
The Commission concluded that significant public interest benefits are likely to result 
from this transaction.  Benefits to consumers include: 
• Deployment of broadband throughout the entire AT&T-BellSouth in-region 
territory in 2007. 
• Increased competition in the market for advanced pay television services due to 
AT&T’s ability to deploy Internet Protocol-based video services more quickly 
than BellSouth could do so absent the merger. 
• Improved wireless products, services and reliability due to the efficiencies gained 
by unified management of Cingular Wireless, which is now a joint venture 
operated by BellSouth and AT&T. 
• Enhanced national security, disaster recovery and government services through 
the creation of a unified, end-to-end IP-based network capable of providing 
efficient and secure government communications. 
• Better disaster response and preparation from the companies because of unified 
operations. 
The Commission’s analysis of competitive effects focused on six key groups of services.  
They are:   
• Special access competition.  The record indicates that, in a small number of 
buildings in the BellSouth in-region territory where AT&T and BellSouth are the 
only carriers with direct connections, and where entry is unlikely, the merger is 
likely to have an anticompetitive effect.  The Commission found that a 
commitment by AT&T to divest indefeasible rights of use (IRUs) to those 
facilities adequately remedied the competitive harm.  The Commission further 
found that the merger was not likely to result in anticompetitive effects with 
respect to other special access services that combine one carrier’s own facilities 
with those of another.  
• Retail enterprise competition.  The Commission found that the merger is not 
likely to have anticompetitive effects for enterprise customers, even though the 
Applicants currently compete against each other with respect to certain types of 
enterprise services and some classes of enterprise customers.  The Commission 
found that competition for medium and large enterprise customers should remain 
strong after the merger because medium and large enterprise customers are 
sophisticated, high-volume purchasers of communications services and because 
there will remain a significant number of carriers competing in the market. 
• Mass market voice competition.  The Commission concluded that the merger is 
not likely to have anticompetitive effects in the mass market.  The Commission 
found that neither BellSouth nor AT&T is a significant present or potential 
participant in this market outside of their respective regions.  Consequently, the 
Commission found that neither party was exerting significant competitive 
pressure on the other in their respective in-region territories.  The Commission 
further noted that the rapid growth of intermodal competitors – particularly cable 
telephony providers (whether circuit-switched or Voice over IP (VoIP))– is an 
increasingly significant competitive force in this market, and anticipates that such 
competitors likely will play an increasingly important role with respect to future 
mass market voice competition. 
• Mass market Internet competition.  The Commission found that the merger is not 
likely to result in anticompetitive effects for mass market high-speed Internet 
access services.  Specifically, the Commission concluded that the merger caused 
no horizontal effects for these services because neither BellSouth nor AT&T 
provides any significant level of Internet access service outside of its respective 
region.  The Commission also concluded that, while the merger may result in 
some vertical integration, the record did not support commenters’ conclusions that 
the merged entity will have the incentive to act anticompetitively in the mass 
market high-speed Internet access services market. 
• Internet backbone competition.  The Commission concluded that the merger is not 
likely to result in anticompetitive effects in the Internet backbone market.  The 
Commission found that the merger is not likely to cause the Tier 1 backbone 
market to tip to monopoly or duopoly, nor is it likely to increase the Applicants’ 
incentive and/or ability to raise rivals’ costs.   
• International competition.  The Commission found that the merger is not likely to 
result in anticompetitive effects for international services provided to mass 
market, enterprise, or global telecommunications services customers.  The 
Commission also concluded that the merger is not likely to result in 
anticompetitive effects in the international transport, facilities-based IMTS, or 
international private line markets. 
• In addition, on December 28, 2006, AT&T made a series of voluntary 
commitments that are enforceable by the Commission and attached as an 
Appendix.  These conditions are voluntary, enforceable commitments by AT&T 
but are not general statements of Commission policy and do not alter Commission 
precedent or bind future Commission policy or rules. 
 
Action by the Commission, and effective upon adoption, Friday, December 29, 2006, by 
Memorandum Opinion and Order.  Chairman Martin and Commissioner Tate, with 
Commissioners Copps and Adelstein concurring, and Commissioner McDowell not 
participating. 
 
Docket No.:  06-74 
 
Wireline Competition Bureau Staff Contact:  Nicholas Alexander at 202-418-2173, 
nicholas.alexander@fcc.gov 
   
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at&t 
December 28, 2006 
VIA ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION 
Ms. Marlene H. Dortch 
Secretary 
Federal Communications Commission 
445 12th St., SW, Room TWB-204 
Washington, DC 20554 
Dear Ms. Dortch: 
Robert W. Quinn, Jr. 
 
AT&T Services, Inc. T: 202.457.3851 
Senior Vice President 1120 20" Street, NW F: 832.213.0243 
Federal Regulatory Suite 1000 
Washington, DC 20036 
Re: Notice of Ex Parte Communication 
In the Matter of Review of AT&T Inc. and BellSouth Corp Application 
For Consent to Transfer of Control, WC Docket No. 06-74 
On October 13, 2006, AT&T submitted a list of possible merger commitments, 
which, we indicated, we could accept in the interest of obtaining expeditious approval of 
the AT&T/BellSouth merger. We emphasized our belief that these commitments were 
wholly unnecessary in light of the demonstrated substantial public interest benefits of the 
merger and the lack of any cognizable harm to competition. We noted that this belief 
was shared by the Department of Justice, nineteen states, and three foreign countries, all 
of which subjected the merger to exacting scrutiny and found no anticompetitive effects. 
And, we noted, this merger involves even less competitive overlap than did the 
AT&T/SBC and Verizon/MCI mergers, both of which the Commission unanimously 
approved just last year with fewer, less extensive commitments than we offered in our 
October 13 letter. 
Nevertheless, merger opponents continue to demand even more concessions, 
including those they were unable to obtain from Congress, or that are being considered in 
pending, industry-wide rulemaking proceedings. In the face of these continuing 
demands, the merger has yet to be approved. Accordingly, in order to break the 
impasse, and in the interest of facilitating the speediest possible approval of the merger 
by the Commission, Applicants agree to the attached merger commitments, which are 
significantly more extensive than those submitted on October 13. Applicants reserve the 
right to withdraw these commitments upon written notice to the Commission if the 
Commission has not approved the merger at the time of such notice. One electronic copy 
of this Notice is being submitted to the Secretary of the FCC in accordance with the 
Commission's rules. 
Sincerely, 
Repatriation of Jobs to the U.S. 
PromotinL Accessibility of Broadband Service 
Mer2er Commitments 
For the avoidance of doubt, unless otherwise expressly stated to the contrary, all conditions and 
commitments proposed in this letter are enforceable by the FCC and would apply in the 
AT&TBellSouth in-region territory, as defined herein, for a period of forty-two months from the 
Merger Closing Date and would automatically sunset thereafter. 
AT&T/BellSouth' is committed to providing high quality employment opportunities in the U.S. 
In order to further this commitment, AT&TBellSouth will repatriate 3,000 jobs that are 
currently outsourced by BellSouth outside of the U.S. This repatriation will be completed by 
December 31, 2008. At least 200 of the repatriated jobs will be physically located within the 
New Orleans, Louisiana MSA. 
1. 
 
By December 31, 2007, AT&T/BellSouth will offer broadband Internet access service 
(i.e., Internet access service at speeds in excess of 200 kbps in at least one direction) to 100 
percent of the residential living units in the AT&TBellSouth in-region territory. 2 To meet this 
commitment, AT&T/BellSouth will offer broadband Internet access services to t least 85 
percent of such living units using wireline technologies (the "Wireline Buildout Area"). 
AT&T/BellSouth will make available broadband Internet access service to the remaining living 
units using alternative technologies and operating arrangements, including but not limited to 
satellite and Wi-Max fixed wireless technologies. AT&TBellSouth further commits that at least 
30 percent of the incremental deployment after the Merger Closing Date necessary to achieve the 
Wireline Buildout Area commitment wi11 be to rural areas or low income living units. 3 
2. AT&T/BellSouth will, provide an ADSL modem without charge (except for shipping and 
handling) to residential subscribers within the Wireline Buildout Area who, between July 1,' 
2007, and June 30, 2008, replace their AT&T/BellSouth dial-up Internet access service with 
1 AT&TBellSouth refers to AT&T Inc., BellSouth Corporation, and their affiliates that provide domestic 
wireline or Wi-Max fixed wireless services. 
2 As used herein, the "AT&TBellSouth in-region territory" means the areas in which an AT&T or 
BellSouth operating company is the incumbent local exchange carrier, as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 
251(h)(1)(A) and (B)(i). "AT&T in-region territory" means the area in which an AT&T operating 
company is the incumbent local exchange carrier, as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 251(h)(1)(A) and (B)(i), and 
"BellSouth in-region territory" means the area in which a BellSouth operating company is the incumbent 
local exchange carrier, as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 251(h)(1)(A) and (B)(i). 
3 For purposes of this commitment, a low income living unit shall mean a living unit in 
AT&T/BellSouth's in-region territory with an average annual income of less than $35,000, determined 
consistent with Census Bureau data, see California Public Utilities Code section 58900)(2) (as added by 
AB 2987) (defining low income households as those with annual incomes below $35,000), and a rural 
area shall consist of the zones in AT&T/Bell South's in-region territory with the highest deaveraged UNE 
loop rates as established by the state commission consistent with the procedures set forth in section 
51.507 of the Commission's rules. 47 C.F.R. § 51.507. 
AT&T/BellSouth's ADSL service and elect a term plan for their ADSL service of twelve months 
or greater. 
3. 
 
Within six months of the Merger Closing Date, and continuing for at least 30 months 
from the inception of the offer, AT&T/BellSouth will offer to retail consumers in the Wireline 
Buildout Area, who have not previously subscribed to AT&T's or BellSouth's ADSL service, a 
broadband Internet access service at a speed of up to 768 Kbps at a monthly rate (exclusive of 
any applicable taxes and regulatory fees) of $ 10 per month. 
Statement of Video Roll-Out Intentions 
AT&T is committed to providing, and has expended substantial resources to provide, a broad 
array of advanced video programming services in the AT&T in-region territory. These advanced 
video services include Uverse, on an integrated IP platform, and HomeZone, which integrates 
advanced broadband and satellite services. Subject to obtaining all necessary authorizations to 
do so, AT&T/BellSouth intends to bring such services to the BellSouth in-region territory in a 
manner reasonably consistent with AT&T's roll-out of such services within the AT&T in-region 
territory. In order to facilitate the provision of such advanced video services in the BellSouth in-
region territory, AT&T/BellSouth will continue to deploy fiber-based facilities and intends to 
have the capability to reach at least 1 .5 million homes' in the BellSouth in-region territory by the 
end of 2007. AT&T/BellSouth agrees to provide a written report to the Commission by 
December 31, 2007, describing progress made in obtaining necessary authorizations to roll-out, 
and the actual roll-out of, such advanced video services in the BellSouth in-region territory. 
Public Safety, Disaster Recovery 
1. By June 1, 2007, AT&T will complete the steps necessary to allow it to make its disaster 
recovery capabilities available to facilitate restoration of service in BellSouth's in-region 
territory in the event of an extended service outage caused by a hurricane or other disaster. 
2. In order to further promote public safety, within thirty days of the Merger Closing Date, 
AT&T/BellSouth will donate $l million to a section 501(c)(3) foundation or public entities for 
the purpose of promoting public safety. 
Service to Customers with Disabilities 
AT&T/BellSouth has a long and distinguished history of serving customers with disabilities. 
AT&T/BellSouth commits to provide the Commission, within 12 months of the Merger Closing 
Date, a report describing its efforts to provide high quality service to customers with disabilities. 
UNEs 
1. The AT&T and BellSouth ILECs shall continue to offer and shall not seek any increase 
in state-approved rates for UNEs or collocation that are in effect as of the Merger Closing Date. 
For purposes of this commitment, an increase includes an increased existing surcharge or a new 
surcharge unless such new or increased surcharge is authorized by the applicable interconnection 
agreement or tariff, and by the relevant state commission. This commitment shall not limit the 
ability of the AT&T and BellSouth ILECs and any other telecommunications carrier to agree 
voluntarily to any different UNE or collocation rates. 
2. 
 
AT&T/BellSouth shall recalculate its wire center calculations for the number of business lines 
and fiber-based collocations and, for those that no longer meet the non-impairment thresholds 
established in 47 CFR §§ 51.319(a) and (e), provide appropriate loop and transport access. In 
identifying wire centers in which there is no impairment pursuant to 47 CFR §§ 51s319(a) and (e), the 
merged entity shall exclude the following: (i) fiber-based collocation arrangements established by 
AT&T or its affiliates; (ii) entities that do not operate (i.e., own or manage the optronics on the fiber) 
their own fiber into and out of their own collocation arrangement but merely cross-connect to fiber-
based collocation arrangements; and (iii) special access lines obtained by AT&T from BellSouth as of 
the day before the Merger Closing Date. 
3. AT&T/BellSouth shall cease all ongoing or threatened audits of compliance with the 
Commission's EELs eligibility criteria (as set forth in the Supplemental Order Clarification's 
significant local use requirement and related safe harbors, and the Triennial Review Order's high 
capacity EEL eligibility criteria), and shall not initiate any new EELS audits. 
Reducing Transaction Costs Associated with Interconnection Agreements 
1. The AT&T/BellSouth ILECs-shall make available to any requesting telecommunications 
carrier any entire effective interconnection agreement, whether negotiated or arbitrated, that an 
AT&T/BellSouth ILEC entered into in any state in the AT&T/BellSouth 22-state ILEC operating 
territory, subject to state-specific pricing and performance plans and technical feasibility, and 
provided, further, that an AT&T/BellSouth ILEC shall not be obligated to provide pursuant to 
this commitment any interconnection arrangement or UNE unless it is feasible to provide, given 
the technical, network, and OSS attributes and limitations in, and is consistent with the laws and 
regulatory requirements of, the state for which the request is made. 
2. The AT&T/BellSouth ILECs shall not refuse a request by a telecommunications carrier to 
opt into an agreement on the ground that the agreement has not been amended to reflect changes 
of law, provided the requesting telecommunications carrier agrees to negotiate in good faith an 
amendment regarding such change of law immediately after it has opted into the agreement. 
3. The AT&T/BellSouth ILECs shall allow a requesting telecommunications carrier to use 
its pre-existing interconnection agreement as the starting point for negotiating a new agreement. 
4. The AT&T/BellSouth ILECs shall permit a requesting telecommunications carrier to 
extend its current interconnection agreement, regardless of whether its initial term has expired, 
for a period of up to three years, subject to amendment to reflect prior and future changes of law. 
During this period, the interconnection agreement may be terminated only via the carrier's 
request unless terminated pursuant to the agreement's "default" provisions. 
Special Access 
Each of the following special access commitments shall remain in effect until 48 months from 
the Merger Closing Date. 
l. 
 
AT&T/BellSouth affiliates that meet the definition of a Bell operating company in 
section 3(4)(A) of the Act ("AT&TBellSouth BOCs")4 will implement; in the AT&T and 
BellSouth Service Areas, 5 the Service Quality Measurement Plan for Interstate Special Access 
Services ("the Plan"), similar to that set forth in the SBC/AT&T Merger Conditions, as described 
herein and in Attachment A. The AT&T/BellSouth BOCs shall provide the Commission with 
performance measurement results on a quarterly basis, which shall consist of data collected 
according to the performance measurements listed therein. Such reports shall be provided in an 
Excel spreadsheet format and shall be designed to demonstrate the AT&T/BellSouth BOCs' 
monthly performance in delivering interstate special access services within each of the states in 
the AT&T and BellSouth Service Areas. These data shall be reported on an aggregated basis for 
interstate special access services delivered to (i) AT&T and BellSouth section 272(a) affiliates, 
(ii) their BOC and other affiliates, and (iii) non-affiliates. 6 The AT&TBellSouth BOCs shall 
provide performance measurement results (broken down on a monthly basis) for each quarter to 
the Commission by the 45th day after the end of the quarter. The AT&T/BellSouth BOCs shall 
implement the Plan for the first full quarter following the Merger Closing Date. This 
commitment shall terminate on the earlier of (i) 48 months and 45 days after the beginning of the 
first full quarter following the Merger Closing Date (that is, when AT&T/BellSouth files its 16th 
quarterly report); or (ii) the effective date of a Commission order adopting performance 
measurement requirements for interstate special access services: 
2. AT&T/BellSouth shall not increase; the rates paid by existing customers (as of the Merger 
Closing Date) of DS 1 and DS3 local private line services that it provides in the 
AT&T/BellSouth in-region territory pursuant to, or referenced in, TCG FCC Tariff No. 2 above 
their level as of the Merger Closing Date. 
3. AT&T/BellSouth will not provide special access offerings to its wireline affiliates that 
are not available to other similarly situated special access customers on the same terms and 
conditions. 
4. To ensure that AT&T/BellSouth may not provide special access offerings to its affiliates 
that are not available to other special access customers,: before AT&TBellSouth provides a new 
or modified contract tariffed service under section 69.727(a) of the Commission's rules to its 
own section 272(a) affiliate(s), it will certify to the Commission that it provides service pursuant 
to that contract tariff to an unaffiliated customer other than Verizon Communications Inc., or its 
wireline affiliates. AT&TBellSouth also will not unreasonably discriminate in favor of its 
affiliates in establishing the terms and conditions for grooming special access facilities. 
4 For purposes of these commitments, AT&T Advanced Solutions, Inc. and the Ameritech Advanced Data 
Services Companies, doing business collectively as "ASI," shall not be considered a BOC. 
'For purposes of this commitment, "AT&T and BellSouth Service Areas" means the areas within 
AT&TBellSouth's in-region territory in which the AT&T and-BellSouth ILECs-are Bell operating 
companies as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 153(4)(A). 
6 BOC data shall not include retail data. 
Neither this merger commitment nor any other merger commitment herein shall be construed to require 
AT&TBellSouth to provide any service through a separate affiliate if AT&TBellSouth is not otherwise 
required by law to establish or maintain such separate affiliate. 
4 
5. 
 
No AT&T/BellSouth ILEC may increase the rates in its interstate tariffs, including 
contract tariffs, for special access services that it provides in the AT&TBellSouth in-region 
territory, as set forth in tariffs on file at the Commission on the Merger Closing Date, and as set 
forth in tariffs amended subsequently in order to comply with the provisions of these 
commitments: 
6. In areas within the AT&T/BellSouth in-region territory where an AT&T/BellSouth ILEC 
has obtained Phase II pricing flexibility for price cap services ("Phase II areas"), such ILEC will 
offer DS 1 and DS3 channel termination services; DS 1 and DS3 mileage services, and Ethernet 
services, 8 that currently are offered pursuant to the Phase II Pricing Flexibility Provisions of its 
special access tariffs,9 at rates that are no higher than, and on the same terms and conditions as, 
its tariffed rates, terms, and conditions as of the Merger Closing Date for such services in areas 
within its in-region territory where it has not obtained Phase II pricing flexibility. In Phase II 
areas, AT&T/BellSouth also will reduce by 15% the rates in its interstate tariffs as of the Merger 
Closing Date for Ethernet services that are not at that time subject to price cap regulation. The 
foregoing commitments shall not apply to DS 1, DS3, or Ethernet services provided by an 
AT&T/BellSouth ILEC to any other price cap ILEC, including any affiliate of such other price 
cap ILEC,1° unless such other price cap ILEC offers DS1 and DS3 channel termination and 
mileage services, and price cap Ethernet services in all areas in which it has obtained Phase II 
pricing flexibility relief for such services (hereinafter "Reciprocal Price Cap Services'") at rates, 
and on the terms and conditions, applicable to such services in areas in which it has not obtained 
Phase II pricing flexibility for such services, nor shall AT&T/BellSouth provide the 
aforementioned 15% discount to such price cap ILEC or affiliate thereof unless such ILEC 
makes generally available a reciprocal discount for any Ethernet service it offers outside of price 
cap regulation (hereinafter "Reciprocal Non-Price Cap Services"). Within 14 days of the Merger 
Closing Date, AT&TBellSouth will provide notice of this commitment to each price cap ILEC 
that purchases, or that has an affiliate that purchases, services subject to this commitment from 
an AT&T/BellSouth ILEC. If within 30 days thereafter, such price cap ILEC does not: (i) 
affirmatively inform AT&T/BellSouth and the Commission of its intent to sell Reciprocal Price 
Cap Services in areas where it has received Phase II pricing flexibility for such services at the 
rates, terms, and conditions that apply in areas where it has not received such flexibility, and to 
provide a '15% discount on Reciprocal Non-Price Cap Services; and (ii) file tariff revisions that 
would implement such changes within 90 days of the Merger Closing Date (a "Non-
Reciprocating Carrier"), the AT&T/BellSouth ILECs shall be deemed by the FCC to have 
'The Ethernet services subject to this commitment are AT&T's interstate OPT-E-MAN, GigaMAN and 
DecaMAN services and BellSouth's interstate Metro Ethernet Service. 
9 The Phase II Pricing Flexibility Provisions for DS 1 and DS3 services are those set forth in Ameritech 
Tariff FCC No. 2, Section 21; Pacific Bell Tariff FCC No. l, Section 31; Nevada Bell Tariff FCC No. 1, 
Section 22; Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Tariff FCC No. 73, Section 39; Southern New 
England Telephone Tariff FCC No. 39, Section 24; and BellSouth Telecommunications Tariff FCC No. 
1 ; Section 23. 
'° For purposes of this commitment, the term "price cap ILEC" refers to an incumbent local exchange 
carrier that is subject to price cap regulation and all of its affiliates that are subject to price cap regulation. 
The term "affiliate" means an affiliate as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 153(1) and is not limited to affiliates that 
are subject to price cap regulation. 
substantial cause to make any necessary revisions to the tariffs under which they provide the 
services subject to this commitment to such Non-Reciprocating Carrier, including any affiliates, 
to prevent or offset any change in the effective rate charged such entities for such services. The 
AT&T/BellSouth ILECs will file all tariff revisions necessary to effectuate this commitment, 
including any provisions addressing Non-Reciprocating Carriers and their affiliates, within 90 
days from the Merger Closing Date. 
7. 
 
AT&T/BellSouth will not oppose any request by a purchaser of interstate special access 
services for mediation by Commission staff of disputes relating to AT&T/BellSouth's 
compliance with the rates, terms, and conditions set forth in its interstate special access tariffs 
and pricing flexibility contracts or to the lawfulness of the rates, terms, and conditions in such 
tariffs and contracts, nor shall AT&T/BellSouth oppose any request that such disputes be 
accepted by the Commission onto the Accelerated Docket. 
8. The AT&T/BellSouth ILECs will not include in any pricing flexibility contract or tariff 
filed with the Commission after the Merger Closing Date access service ratio terms which limit 
the extent to which customers may obtain transmission services as UNEs, rather than special 
access services. 
9. Within 60 days after the Merger Closing Date, the AT&T/BellSouth ILECs will file one 
or more interstate tariffs that' make available to customers of DS 1, DS3, and Ethernet service 
reasonable volume and term discounts without minimum annual revenue commitments 
(MARCs) or growth discounts. To the extent an AT&T/BellSouth ILEC files an interstate tariff 
for DS 1, DS3, or Ethernet services with a varying MARC, it will at the same time file an 
interstate tariff for such services with a fixed MARC. For purposes of these commitments, a 
MARC is a requirement that the customer maintain a minimum specified level of spending for 
specified services per year. 
10. If, during the course of any negotiation for an interstate pricing flexibility contract, 
AT&T/BellSouth offers a proposal that includes a MARC, AT&T/BellSouth will offer an 
alternative proposal that gives the customer the option of obtaining a volume and/or term 
discount(s) without a MARC. If, during the course of any negotiation for an interstate pricing 
flexibility contract, AT&T/BellSouth offers a proposal that includes a MARC that varies over the 
life of the contract, AT&T/BellSouth will offer an alternative proposal that includes a fixed 
MARC. 
11. Within 14 days of the Merger Closing Date, the AT&T/BellSouth ILECs will give notice 
to customers of AT&T/BellSouth with interstate pricing flexibility contracts that provide for a 
MARC that varies over the life of the contract that, within 45 days of such notice, customers 
may elect to freeze, for the remaining term of such pricing flexibility contract, the MARC in 
effect as of the Merger Closing Date, provided that the customer also freezes, for the remaining 
term of such pricing flexibility contract, the contract discount rate (or specified rate if the 
contract sets forth specific rates rather than discounts off of referenced tariffed rates) in effect as 
of the Merger Closing Date. 
Transit Service 
The AT&T and BellSouth ILECs will not increase the rates paid by existing customers for their 
existing tandem transit service arrangements that the AT&T and BellSouth ILECs provide in the 
AT&T/BellSouth in-region territory. I I 
ADSL Service 12 
1. 
 
Within twelve months of the Merger Closing Date, AT&T/BellSouth will deploy and 
offer within the BellSouth in-region territory ADSL service to ADSL-capable customers without 
requiring such customers to also purchase circuit switched voice grade telephone service. 
AT&T/BellSouth will continue to offer this service in each state for thirty months after the 
"Implementation Date" in that state. For purposes of this commitment, the "Implementation 
Date" for a state shall be the date on which AT&T/BellSouth can offer this service to eighty 
percent of the ADSL-capable premises in BellSouth's in-region territory in that state." Within 
twenty days after meeting the Implementation Date in a state, AT&T/BellSouth will file a letter 
with the Commission certifying to that effect. In all events, this commitment will terminate no 
later than forty-two months after the Merger Closing Date. 
2. AT&T/BellSouth' will' extend until thirty months after the Merger Closing Date the 
availability within AT&T's in-region territory of ADSL service, as described in the ADSL 
Service Merger Condition, set forth in Appendix F of the SBC/AT&T Merger Order (FCC 05-
183). 
3. Within twelve months of the Merger Closing Date, AT&T/BellSouth will make available 
in its in-region territory an ADSL service capable of speeds up to 768 Kbps to ADSL-capable 
customers without requiring such customers to also purchase circuit switched voice grade 
telephone service ("Stand Alone 768 Kbps service"). AT&T/BellSouth will continue to offer the 
768 Kbps service in a state for thirty months after the "Stand Alone 768 Kbps Implementation 
Date" for that state. For purposes of this commitment, the "Stand Alone 768 Kbps 
Implementation Date" for a state shall be the date on which AT&T/BellSouth can offer the Stand 
Alone 768 Kbps service to eighty percent of the ADSL-capable premises in AT&TBellSouth's 
in-region territory in that state. The Stand Alone 768 Kbps service will be offered at a rate of not 
more than $19.95 per month (exclusive of regulatory fees and taxes). AT&T/BellSouth may 
" Tandem transit service means tandem-switched transport service provided to an originating carrier in 
order to indirectly send intraLATA traffic subject to § 251(b)(5) of the Communications Act of 1934, as 
amended, to a terminating carrier, and includes tandem switching functionality and tandem switched 
transport functionality between an AT&T/BellSouth tandem switch location and the terminating carrier. 
'2 The commitments set forth under the heading "ADSL Service" are, by their terms, available to retail 
customers only. Wholesale commitments are addressed separately under the heading "ADSL 
Transmission Service." 
13 After meeting the implementation date in each state, AT&T/BellSouth will continue deployment so that 
it can offer the service to all ADSL-capable premises in its in-region territory within twelve months of the 
Merger Closing Date. 
make available such services at other speeds at prices that are competitive with the broadband 
market taken as a whole. 
ADSL Transmission Service 
AT&T/BellSouth will offer to Internet service providers, for their provision of broadband 
Internet access service to ADSL-capable retail customer premises, ADSL transmission service in 
the combined AT&T/BellSouth territory that is functionally the same as the service AT&T 
offered within the AT&T in-region territory as of the Merger Closing Date. 14 Such wholesale 
offering will be at a price not greater than the retail price in a state for ADSL service that 
is separately purchased by customers who also subscribe to AT&T/BellSouth local telephone 
service. 
Net Neutrality 
1. 
 
Effective on the Merger Closing Date, and continuing for 30 months thereafter, 
AT&T/BellSouth will conduct business in a manner that comports with the principles set forth in 
the Commission's Policy Statement, issued September 23, 2005 (FCC 05-151). 
2. AT&T/BellSouth also commits that it will maintain a neutral network and neutral routing 
in its wireline broadband Internet access service. 15 This' commitment shall be satisfied by 
AT&T/BellSouth's agreement not to provide or to sell to Internet content, application, or service 
providers, including those affiliated with AT&T/BellSouth, any service that privileges, degrades 
or prioritizes any packet transmitted over AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access 
service based on its source, ownership or destination. 
This commitment shall apply to AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access service 
from the network side of the customer premise equipment up to and including the Internet 
Exchange Point closest to the customer's premise, defined as the point of interconnection that is 
logically, temporally or physically closest to the customer's premise where public or private 
Internet backbone networks freely exchange Internet packets. 
'a An ADSL transmission service shall be considered "functionally the same" as the service AT&T 
offered within the AT&T in-region territory as of the Merger Closing Date if the ADSL transmission 
service relies on ATM transport from the DSLAM (or equivalent device) to the interface with the Internet 
service provider, and provides a maximum asymmetrical downstream speed of 1.5Mbps or 3.OMbps, or a 
maximum symmetrical upstream/downstream speed of 384Kbps or 416Kbps, where each respective 
speed is available (the "Broadband ADSL Transmission Service"). Nothing in this commitment shall 
require AT&T/BellSouth to serve any geographic areas it currently does not serve with Broadband ADSL 
Transmission Service or to provide Internet service providers with broadband Internet access transmission 
technology that was not offered by AT&T to such providers in its in-region territory as of the Merger 
Closing Date. 
's For purposes of this commitment, AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access service and its 
Wi-Max fixed wireless broadband Internet access service are, collectively, AT&T/BellSouth's "wireline 
broadband Internet access service." 
This commitment does not apply to AT&T/BellSouth's enterprise managed IP services, defined 
as services available only to enterprise customers 16 that are separate services from, and can be 
purchased without, AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access service, including, but 
not limited to, virtual private network (VPN) services provided to enterprise customers. This 
commitment also does not apply to AT&T/BellSouth's Internet Protocol television (IPTV) 
service. These exclusions shall not result in the privileging, degradation, or prioritization of 
packets transmitted or received by AT&T/BellSouth's non-enterprise customers' wireline 
broadband Internet access service from the network side of the customer premise equipment up 
to and including the Internet Exchange Point closest to the customer's premise, as defined above. 
This commitment shall sunset on the earlier of (1) two years from the Merger Closing Date, or 
(2) the effective date of any legislation enacted by Congress subsequent to the Merger Closing 
Date that substantially addresses "network neutrality" obligations of broadband Internet access 
providers, including, but not limited to, any legislation that substantially addresses the 
privileging, degradation, or prioritization of broadband Internet access traffic. 
Internet Backbone 
1. 
 
For a period of three years after the Merger Closing Date, AT&T/BellSouth will maintain 
at least as many discrete settlement-free peering arrangements for Internet backbone services 
with domestic operating entities within the United States as they did on the Merger Closing Date, 
provided that the number of settlement-free peering arrangements that AT&T/BellSouth is 
required to maintain hereunder shall be adjusted downward to account for any mergers, 
acquisitions, or bankruptcies by existing peering entities or the voluntary election by a peering 
entity to discontinue its peering, arrangement. If on the Merger Closing Date, AT&T and 
BellSouth both maintain a settlement free peering arrangement for Internet backbone services 
with the same entity (or an affiliate thereof), the separate arrangements shall count as one 
settlement-free peering arrangement for purposes of determining the number of discrete peering 
entities with whom AT&T/BellSouth must peer pursuant to this commitment. AT&T/BellSouth 
may waive terms of its published peering policy to the extent necessary to maintain the number 
of peering arrangements required by this commitment.. Notwithstanding the above, if within 
three years after the Merger Closing Date, one of the ten largest entities with which 
AT&T/BellSouth engages in settlement free peering for Internet backbone services (as measured 
by traffic volume delivered to AT&T/BellSouth's backbone network facilities by such entity) 
terminates its peering arrangement with AT&T/BellSouth for any reason (including bankruptcy, 
acquisition, or merger), AT&T/BellSouth will replace that peering arrangement with another 
settlement free peering arrangement and shall not adjust its total number of settlement free peers 
downward as a result. 
2. Within thirty days after the Merger Closing Date, and continuing for three years 
thereafter, AT&T/BellSouth will post its peering policy on a publicly accessible website. During 
this three-year period, AT&T/BellSouth will post any revisions to its peering policy on a timely 
basis as they occur. 
'6 "Enterprise customers" refers to that class of customer identified as enterprise customers on AT&T's 
website (http://www.att.coLn) as of December 28, 2006. 
Forbearance 
l. 
 
AT&T/BellSouth will not seek or give effect to a ruling, including through a forbearance 
petition under section 10 of the Communications Act (the "Act") 47 U.S.C. 160, or any other 
petition, altering the status of any facility being currently offered as a loop or transport UNE 
under section 251(c)(3) of the Act. 
2. AT&T/BellSouth will not seek or give effect to any future grant of forbearance that 
diminishes or supersedes the merged entity's obligations or responsibilities under these merger 
commitments during the period in which those obligations are in effect. 
Wireless 
1. AT&T/BellSouth shall assign and/or transfer to an unaffiliated third party all of the 2.5 
GHz spectrum (broadband radio service (BRS)/educational broadband service (EBS)) currently 
licensed to or leased by BellSouth within one year of the Merger Closing Date. 
2. By July 21, 2010, AT&T/BellSouth agrees to: (1) offer service in the 2.3 GHz band to 
25% of the population in the service area of AT&TlBellSouth's wireless communications 
services (WCS) licenses, for mobile or fixed point-to-multi-point services, or (2) construct a.t 
least five permanent links per, one million people' in the service area of AT&T/BellSouth's WCS 
licenses, for fixed point-to-point services. In the event AT&T/BellSouth`fails to meet either of 
these service requirements, AT&T/BellSouth will forfeit the unconstructed portion of the 
individual WCS licenses for which it did not meet either of these service requirements as of July. 
21, 2010; provided, however, that in the event the Commission extends the July 21, 2010, 
buildout date for 2.3 GHz service for the WCS industry at large ("Extended Date"), the July 21, 
2010 buildout date specified herein shall be modified to conform to the Extended Date. The 
wireless commitments set forth above do not apply to any 2.3 GHz wireless spectrum held by 
AT&T/BellSouth in the state of Alaska. 
Divestiture of Facilities 
Within twelve months of the Merger Closing Date, AT&T/BellSouth will sell to an unaffiliated 
third party(ies) an indefeasible right of use ("IRU") to fiber strands within the existing "Lateral 
Connections," as that term is defined in the SBC/AT&T Consent Decree, 17 to the buildings listed 
in Attachment B ("BellSouth Divestiture Assets"). These divestitures will be' effected in a 
manner consistent with the divestiture framework agreed to in the SBCIAT&T Consent Decree, 
provided that such divestitures will be subject to approval by the FCC, rather than the 
Department of Justice. 
Tunnev Act 
AT&T is a party to a Consent Decree entered into following the merger of SBC and AT&T (the 
"Consent Decree"). The Consent Decree documents the terms under which AT&T agreed to 
'7 See United States v. SBC Communications, Inc., Civil Action No. 1:05CV02102, Final Judgment 
(D.D.C. filed Oct. 27, 2005). 
divest special access facilities serving 383 buildings within the former SBC in-region ILEC 
territory (the "SBC Divestiture Assets"). In its Order approving the AT&T/SBC merger, the 
Commission also required the divestiture of these same facilities on the terms and conditions 
contained in the Consent Decree. The Consent Decree is currently under review pursuant to the 
Tunney Act in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (the "Court") in U.S. v. SBC 
Communications, Inca and AT&T Corp., Civil Action No. 1:05CV02102 (EGS) (D.D.C.) where 
the Court is reviewing the adequacy of the remedy contained in the Consent Decree to address 
the competitive concerns described in the Complaint filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ). 
If it is found in a final, non-appealable order, that the remedy in the Consent Decree is not 
adequate to address the concerns raised in the Complaint and AT&T and the DOJ agree to a 
modification of the Consent Decree (the "Modified Consent Decree"), then AT&T agrees that 
(1) AT&T/BellSouth will conform its divestiture of the BellSouth Divestiture Assets to the terms 
of the Modified Consent Decree; and (2) AT&T/BellSouth will negotiate in good faith with the 
Commission to determine whether the conditions imposed on AT&T/BellSouth in the 
Commission order approving the merger of AT&T and BellSouth satisfies, with respect to the 
BellSouth territory, the concerns addressed in the Modified Consent Decree. 
Certification 
AT&T/BellSouth shall annually file a declaration by an officer of the corporation attesting that 
AT&T/BellSouth has substantially complied with the terms of these commitments in all material 
respects. The first declaration shall be filed 45 days following the one-year anniversary of the 
Merger Closing Date, and the second, third, and fourth declarations shall be filed one, two, and 
three years thereafter, respectively. 
Section 4: Glossary 
ATTACHMENT A 
Service Quality Measurement Plan 
For Interstate Special Access 
Contents 
Section 1: Ordering 
FOOT: 
 
Firm Order Confirmation (FOC) Timeliness .............................................................................................................................2 
Section 2: Provisioning 
PIAM: Percent Installation Appointments Met ..................................................................................................................................... 3 
NITR: New Installation Trouble Report Rate.......................................................................................................................................4 
Section 3: Maintenance and Repair 
CTRR: Failure Rate/Trouble Report Rate..............................................................................................................................................5 
MAD: Average Repair Interval/Mean Time to Restore........................................................................................................................ 6 
............................................................................................................................... .................. ........................................ 
Section 1: Ordering 
FOOT: Firm Order Confirmation (FOC) Timeliness 
Definition 
Firm Order Confirmation (FOC) Timeliness measures the percentage of FOCs returned within the Company-specified standard 
interval. 
Exclusions 
Business Rules 
Calculation 
Service requests identified as "Projects" or "ICBs" 
Service requests cancelled by the originator 
Weekends and designated holidays of the service center 
Unsolicited FOCs 
Administrative or test service requests 
Service requests that indicate that no confirmation/response should be sent 
Other exclusions as defined by each RBOC to reflect system and operational differences 
Counts are based on the first instance of a FOC being sent in response to an ASR. Activity starting on a weekend or holiday will 
reflect a start date of the next business day. Activity ending on a weekend or holiday will be calculated with an end date of the 
last previous business day. Requests received after the company's stated cutoff time will be counted as a "zero" day interval if 
the FOC is sent by close of business on the next business day. The standard interval will be that which is specified in the 
company-specific ordering guide. 
Firm Order Confirmation (FOC) Interval = (a - b) 
a = Date and time FOC is returned 
b = Date and time valid access service request is received 
Percent within Standard Interval = (o/ d) X 100 
" 
 
c = Number of service requests confirmed within the designated interval 
" d = Total number of service requests confirmed in the reporting period 
Report Structure 
Non-Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC 272 Affiliates Aggregate 
Geographic Scope 
State 
SQM Disaggregation (Percent FOCs returned within Standard Interval) 
Special Access - DSO 
Special Access - DS 1 
Special Access - DS3 and above 
Section 2: Provisioning 
PIAM: Percent Installation Appointments Met 
Definition 
Percent Installation Appointments Met measures the percentage of installations completed on or before the confirmed due date. 
Exclusions 
Business Rules 
This measurement is calculated by dividing the number of service orders completed during the reporting period, on or before the 
confirmed due date, by the total number of orders completed during the same reporting period. Installation appointments missed 
because of customer caused reasons shall be counted as met and included in both the numerator and denominator. Where there 
are multiple missed appointment codes, each RBOC will determine whether an order is considered missed. 
Calculation 
Percent Installation Appointments Met .= (a / b) X ,100 
" 
 
a = Number, of orders completed on or before the RBOC confirmed due date during the reporting period 
" b = Total number of orders where completion has been confirmed during the reporting period 
Report Structure 
Orders issued and subsequently cancelled 
Orders associated with internal or administrative (including test) activities 
Disconnect Orders 
Other exclusions as defined by each RBOC to reflect system and operational differences 
Non-Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC 272 Affiliates Aggregate 
Geographic Scope 
State 
SQM Disaggregation 
Special Access - DSO 
Special Access - DS 1 
Special Access - DS3 and above 
NITR': New Installation Trouble Report Rate 
Definition 
New Installation Trouble Report Rate measures the percentage of circuits or orders where a trouble was found in RBOC facilities 
or equipment within thirty days of order completion. 
Exclusions 
Business Rules 
Trouble tickets issued and subsequently cancelled 
Customer Provided Equipment (CPE) or customer caused troubles 
Troubles closed by the technician to disposition codes of IEC (Inter-exchange Carrier) or INF (Information) 
RBOC troubles associated with administrative service 
No Trouble Found (NTF) and Test OK (TOK) 
Other exclusions defined by each RBOC to reflect system and operational differences 
Subsequent trouble reports 
Only the first customer direct trouble report received within thirty calendar days of a completed service order is counted in this 
measure. Only customer direct trouble reports that required the RBOC to repair a portion of the RBOC network will be counted 
in this measure. The RBOC completion date is when the'RBOC completes installation of the circuit or order. 
Calculation 
Trouble Report Rate within 30 Calendar Days of Installation = (a7 b) X 100 
a = Count of circuits/orders with trouble reports within 30 calendar days of installation 
b = Total number' of circuits/orders installed in the reporting period 
Report Structure 
" 
 
Non-Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC 272 Affiliates Aggregate 
Geographic Scope 
" State 
SQM Disaggregation 
Special Access - DSO 
Special Access - DS 1 
Special Access - DS3 and above 
Section 3: Maintenance & Repair 
CTRR: Failure Rate/Trouble Report Rate 
Definition 
The percentage of initial and repeated circuit-specific trouble reports completed. per 100 in-service circuits for the reporting 
period. 
Exclusions 
Business Rules 
Only customer direct trouble reports that require the RBOC to repair a portion of the RBOC network will be counted in this 
report. The trouble report rate is computed by dividing the number of completed trouble reports handled during the reporting 
period by the total number of in-service circuits for the same period. 
Calculation 
Percent Trouble Report Rate = (a / b) X 100 
Report Structure 
State 
Trouble reports issued and subsequently cancelled 
Employee initiated trouble reports 
Trouble reports/circuits associated with internal or administrative activities 
Customer Provided Equipment (CPE) or customer caused troubles 
Troubles closed by the technician to disposition codes of IEC (Inter-exchange Carrier) or INF (Information) 
Tie Circuits 
No Trouble Found (NTF) and Test OK (TOK) 
Other exclusions as defined by each RBOC to reflect system and operational differences 
a= Number of completed circuit-specific trouble reports received during the reporting period 
b = Total number of in-service circuits during the reporting period 
Non-Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC 272 Affiliates Aggregate 
Geographic Scope 
SQM Disaggregation 
Special Access - DSO 
Special Access - DS 1 
Special Access - DS3 and above 
MAD: Average Repair Interval/Mean Time to Restore 
Definition 
The Average Repair Interval/Mean Time to Restore is the average time between the receipt of a customer trouble report and the 
time the service is restored. The average outage duration is only calculated for completed circuit-specific trouble reports. 
Exclusions 
Business Rules 
Only customer direct trouble reports that require the RBOC to repair a portion of the RBOC network will be counted in this 
measure. The average outage duration is calculated for each restored circuit with a trouble report. The start time begins with the 
receipt of the trouble report and ends when the service is restored. This is reported in a .manner such that customer hold time or 
delay maintenance time resulting from verifiable situations of no access to the end user premise, other CLEC/IXC or RBOC retail 
customer caused delays, such as holding the ticket open for monitoring, is deducted from the total resolution interval ("stop 
clock" basis). 
Calculation 
Repair Interval = (a- b) 
Average Repair Interval = (c / d) 
" 
 
c = Total of all repair intervals (in hours/days) for the reporting period 
d = Total number of trouble reports closed during the reporting period 
Report Structure 
Trouble reports issued and subsequently cancelled 
Employee initiated trouble reports 
Trouble reports associated with internal or administrative activities 
Customer Provided Equipment (CPE) or customer caused troubles 
Troubles closed by the technician to disposition codes of IEC (Inter-exchange Carrier) or INF (Information) 
Tie Circuits 
No Trouble Found (NTF) and Test OK (TOK) 
Other exclusions as defined by each RBOC to reflect system and operational differences 
a = Date and time trouble report was restored 
b = Date and time trouble report was received 
Non-Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC Affiliates Aggregate 
RBOC 272 Affiliates Aggregate 
Geographic Scope 
State 
SQM Disaggregation 
Special Access - DSO 
Special Access - DS 1 
Special Access - DS3 and above 
GLOSSARY 
Access Service 
 
A request to the RBOC to order new access service, or request a change to existing service, which provides 
Request (ASR) access to the local exchange company's network under terms specified in the local exchange company's 
special or switched access tariffs. 
RBOC 272 Affiliates RBOC Affiliate(s) authorized to provide long distance service as a result of the Section 271 approval 
Aggregate process. 
RBOC Affiliates RBOC Telecommunications and all RBOC Affiliates (including the 272 Affiliate). Post sunset, comparable 
Aggregate line of business (e.g., 272 line of business) will be included in this category. 
Business Days Monday thru Friday (8AM to 5PM) excluding holidays 
CPE Customer Provided or Premises Equipment 
Customer Not Ready A verifiable situation beyond the normal control of the RBOC that prevents the RBOC from completing an 
(CNR) order, including the following: CLEC or IXC is not ready i 
service; connecting company or CPE supplier is not ready. 
Firm Order Confirmation The notice returned from the RBOC, in response to an Access Service Request from a CLEC, IXC Or 
(FOC) affiliate, that confirms receipt of the request and creation of a service order with an assigned due' date. 
Unsolicited FOC An Unsolicited FOC is a supplemental FOC issued by the RBOC to change the due date or for other reasons, 
e.g., request for a second copy from the CLEC/IXC; although no change to the ASR was requested by the 
CLEC or IXC. 
Project or ICB Service requests that exceed the line size and/or level of complexity that would allow the use of standard 
ordering and provisioning interval and processes. Service requests requiring special handling. 
Repeat Trouble Trouble that reoccurs on the same telephone number/circuit ID within 30 calendar days 
Service Orders Refers to all orders for new or additional lines/circuits. For change order types, additional lines/circuits 
consist of all C order types with "I" and "T" action coded line/circuit USOCs that represent new or 
additional lines/circuits, including conversions for RBOC to Carrier and Carrier to Carrier. 
ATTACHMENT B 
Metro Area CLLI Address City State 
Zip , 
Code 
Atlanta ALPRGAVP 5965 CABOT PKWY ALPHARETTA GA 30005 
Atlanta ATLNGABI 2751 BUFORD HWY NE ATLANTA GA 30324 
Atlanta CHMBGAJG 2013 FLIGHTWAY DR CHAMBLEE GA 30341 
Atlanta NRCRGAER 6675 JONES MILL CT NORCROSS GA 30092 
Atlanta NRCRGAIJ 4725 PEACHTREE CORNERS CIR NORCROSS GA 30092 
Atlanta NRCRGANX 3795 DATA DR NW NORCROSS GA 30092 
Atlanta NRCRGARC 335 RESEARCH CT NORCROSS GA 30092 
Birmingham BRHMALKU 101 LEAF LAKE PKWY BIRMINGHAM AL 35211 
Charlotte CHRMNCXI 2605 WATER RIDGE PKWY CHARLOTTE NC 28217 
Chattanooga CHTGTNAC 537 MARKET ST CHATTANOOGA TN 37402 
Jacksonville JCVNFLHK 10201 CENTURION PKWY N JACKSONVILLE FL 32256 
Knoxville KNVLTNHB 8057 RAY MEARS BLVD KNOXVILLE TN 37919 
Knoxville KNVNTN82 2160 LAKESIDE CENTER WAY KNOXVILLE TN 37922 
Miami BCRTFLAU 851 NW BROKEN SOUND PKWY BOCA RATON FL 33487 
Miami BCRTFLCM 501 E CAMINO REAL BOCA RATON FL 33432 
Miami DLBHFLDU 360 N CONGRESS AVE DELRAY BEACH FL 33445 
Miami JPTRFLAC 100 MAR,QUETTE DR JUPITER FL 33458 
Miami JPTRFLBC 1001 N USHWY 1 JUPITER FL 33477 
Miami PLNBFLAZ 1601 SW 80TH TER PLANTATION FL 33324 
Miami PLNBFLCQ 1800 NW 69TH AVE PLANTATION FL 33313 
Miami SUNRFLCF 720 INTERNATIONAL PKWY SUNRISE FL 33325 
Nashville BRWDTNEV 210 WESTWOOD PL BRENTWOOD TN 37027 
Nashville NSVLTNIH 1215 21ST AVE S NASHVILLE TN 37212 
Nashville `NSVLTHWL 28 OPRYLAND DR NASHVILLE TN 37204 
Nashville NSVNTNFO 252 OPRY MILLS DR NASHVILLE TN 37214 
Nashville LDHLFLAC 332 OPRY MILLS DR LAUDERHILL TN 33351 
Nashville SUNRFLBD 427 OPRY MILLS DR SUNRISE TN 33325 
Nashville NSVNTNGG 540 OPRY MILLS DR NASHVILLE TN 37214 
Miami NSVNTNGG 4300 N UNIVERSITY DR NASHVILLE FL 37214 
Miami NSVNTNGG 440 SAWGRASS CORP. PARKWAY NASHVILLE FL 37214 
Orlando ORLFFLYL 8350 PARKLINE BLVD ORLANDO FL 32809