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2. Termination rates - Wikipedia

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   Mobile termination rates are capped to 0.0815 SEK/min (0.9 eurocent) [34] as of July 3, 2014. The fixed line termination rate in Sweden was 0.0253 SEK/min (€0.28ct/min) for the most commonly used termination type (enkelsegment) effective January 2012. [35] Mobile termination rate in Sweden was 0.21 SEK/min (2.35ct/min) effective July 1, 2011 ...

3. Receiving party pays - Wikipedia

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   The total cost of each call placed by a subscriber of a Mobile Network Operator (MNO) is split in two parts. The first part is the amount that the caller's provider is charging in order to provide the service to the calling party. The second part is the mobile termination rates (MTRs) that the provider of the call-receiver demands to deliver a ...

4. Calling party pays - Wikipedia

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   MNO1 charges A based on the "calling rate". MNO2 charges MNO1 based on the "termination rate" (TR). MNO1 passes on the TR cost to A in full. In contrast, under the RPP model, A pays MNO1 for origination services only, while B is charged by MNO2 for the termination service. In both models, there is no alternative for terminating service.

5. Bill and keep - Wikipedia

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   In the European mobile telecommunications sector, in the absence of a bill and keep arrangement, wholesale markets have traditionally applied the calling party pays principle, in which an originating network pays the terminating network a charge called the mobile termination rate or fixed termination rate for calls to the terminating network.

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7. Least-cost routing - Wikipedia

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   The prices are loaded into software to calculate and compare termination costs. A route is chosen, fixing a cost-for-pricing, and new prices are issued based on the costs-for-pricing. The new routes are implemented on the switch and finally the traffic volumes and margins are monitored through reports from the billing system.