WebPort PAYG provides Customers with a revenue share payment on generated minutes without a fixed volume port contract. The WebPort PAYG service provides customers with dial ports inclusive of Internet delivery.

Customers will be required to provide BT with a minutes forecast and BT will allocate ports according to the defined formula.

WebPort PAYG ports will be capable of supporting those end user tariffs listed in the tables below.

BT will allocate dial-in numbers which, when dialled, will assign the User a dynamic IP address and allow connectivity to the Internet.

Conditions for BTnet WebPort will apply.

The service will be configured on a standard level of service.

All traffic will be routed directly to the Internet.

WebPort PAYG Customers will be charged a quarterly subscription.

BT will make revenue share payments to the Customer on calls generated by Dial-In Users on all supported tariffs, subject to the terms of the Contract.

The Customer will receive revenue share payments based on:

• a) the volume of call minutes generated, and
• b) the value of call minutes for the time of day the ports were used by dial-In Users.

Revenue Share Rates (Calls Charged by Duration)

For current 0845 and i14 08440902 revenue share rates please refer to your BT Account Manager.

Revenue Share Rates (Fixed-fee Calls)

Revenue Share Rates (Calls Charged by Fixed-fee and Duration)

A prerequisite for the Customer to receive revenue share payments is that any changes to the Customer's billing details or its VAT registration number are notified to BT by the Customer as soon as possible. This ensures that BT is able to use a `self-billing concession' from HM Customs and excise, whereby BT can raise invoices for the revenue share payments, with VAT added, on behalf of the Customer.

BT shall pay the revenue share to the Customer monthly in arrears. Revenue share payments will be based on the total of call minutes, for all Dial-In Users, generated in the previous one month period, and rounded to the nearest whole minute.

If the minimum amount owing to the Customer in any one month is less than £500 (excluding VAT), BT will withhold the payment and carry forward any amounts owing to the following month. If, after 3 consecutive months, the total revenue share withheld has not reached £500 then the accrued revenue share will be cancelled.

Fixed Fee Recovery Charges

For Fixed-fee Calls the Customer will be charged as detailed below when their end user calls exceed 1 minute.

Additional Dial-in Number

WebPort PAYG is a separate product to WebPort24 and WebPort Elite.

WebPort PAYG subscription charges will be billed and payable quarterly in advance. Call charges will be billed and payable quarterly in arrears. Revenue share payments will be billed and paid monthly in arrears.

Revenue share payments for each applicable call tariff are specific to WebPort PAYG, and differ from the revenue share payments available on Webport Elite and SurfPort.

Ports will be allocated to the Customer based on a minutes forecast provided on the order form at the rate of one port per 5,000 minutes per month.

Where Customers over-forecast, BT may reduce the maximum port volume available to the Customer.

Where Customer under-forecast, their end-users may receive a reduced quality of service. Under these circumstances BT may, at its discretion, increase the maximum port volume available to the Customer but is not obliged to do so.

At any time the Customer will be able to see the port volume available to them by examining the On-line Concurrent Ports report.

Customers can, at any time, revise their minutes forecast. However, BT may refuse to accept a revised forecast from Customers who repeatedly over-forecast. Revisions will be accepted via the standard CRF and will be subject to a 10 day lead time.

The delivery lead times will be:

• a)orders not exceeding 5,000,000 minutes per month: 10 working days from BT acceptance of the order.
• b)all other WebPort PAYG orders: advised on application, depending on the forecast minutes.

Where a Customer places a new order with a forecast greater than 5,000,000 minutes per month, or revises their minutes forecast upwards by more than 5,000,000 minutes per month, BT may make acceptance of the order conditional upon the Customer providing proof of their ability to generate the additional traffic.

Additional conditions applicable to Dial IP Premium Rate Number Options will apply to WebPort PAYG when using premium rate end user tariffs.

Migration from other Dial IP products, including WebPort Flex, WebPort Elite, WebPort24, SurfPort and SurfPort24 is not supported.

Customers may transfer dialled numbers from these services to WebPort PAYG, but their obligations under their existing contracts for those other Dial IP products will not be reduced.