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Routing calls from teleconferencing and phone sex providers through rural telephone companies in order to "pump up" traffic and receive extra revenue. As mandated in the Telecommunications Act of 1996, rural local exchange carriers (LECs) are allowed to charge high per-minute access fees to the larger regional and long distance carriers for handling calls. The statute was created to compensate rural carriers for their cost of deployment over vast distances in order to serve a small number of customers. However, this became a loophole for third parties to pass traffic through the networks and receive a share of the access fees.
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Entries before traffic pumping
traffic contract
traffic engineering
traffic engineering methods
traffic management
traffic policing
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Entries after traffic pumping
traffic shaping
traffic surge protection
trailer
trailer label
train
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