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NOWALSKY, BRONSTON & COTHARD A Professional Limited Liability Company

Attorneys at Law *.LW M~rwalsky 3500 N. Causeway Boulevard Befijamin W* Branston Suite 1442 ~dw&rd PC Gothard Metairie, Louisiana 70002

Telephone: (504) 832-1984 Facsimile: (504) 831-0892

August 10,2000

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Jhtecutitbc Steer-ctarl; Suttth 13akvta f3ublic Utilities Conlmission %%t5i f l Ciip~ral ,4vznus ;f5rerrica f

TN RE ~%PPLZCXTIObi OF CYBIERTEL, COMMUNICATIONS ) GORP, FOR AtTHOR3TY TO PROVIDE IXTEREXCH-4NGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES ) \vIT1..llS THE STATE OF SOlJTH DAKOTA DackctNo.

APPLICATION

Tc!'RERTEL. COMh4LrNICATIO'NS CORP. ("Applicant") hereb.

ct*:tl ficae of public convcnlence and necessity lo provide

thc Stazc af South Dakota.

In support of its application. Applicant provides the follo\\ing informathl:

1 'lhc ksal nnmc. princ~pal address

f J bcrtcl, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jalla Villagc Dr. Sultc JO5 San D~cgo, CA 92 122 Pbonc: (858) 646-74 10 F a . (858) 646-74 14

3 A. Xppl~cant LS 3 corporation organized under the laws of the Statc

Company 1s authorlzcd to transact business tvitl~in South Dakot

Autharrtl nttachud hcrcto as Exhibit A. T ~ I C

subs~diarncs nanlcd L~ke Dat Music. Inc and Tclcnomics. inc.

t 1 Thc Applicant's representative to whon all correspondence regarding this application shwild lxz

addrcssd is:

Monica R. Some. Attorney Nov;alsk~~~ Bronston & Gothard 3500 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 1442 Mctairie, Louis~ana 70002 Phone. f51)4.) 832-1 984

4 Appbcant possesses the nlanagement personnel neccssar?; to provide thc: proposed sen4ccs as iindicatcd

in rhc Managc~nent Profiles attached t.; Exhibit B. Applicant's oficers and directors are as Fnllot~sl

Richard Mangiarelli !im Boring PresidentRlircctor Sr. Vice PresidcntlDirecror 42.20 La Jolla Village Dr. 1320 In Jolla Village Dr. Suite 305 Suite 205 $an Diego, CA 92 122 San Diego, GA 92 1 22

Richard Schmidt f . F 0. -1320 La Jolla Village Dr Suitc 205 San Diego. CA 92 122

John Jordan Director 4320 La Jolla Villase Dr, Suite 205 San Diego: CA 92122

Paul Mills D~rcctor 4320 La Jolla Village Dr. Sttjtc: 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

5 Applicant proposes to offer resold intrastate long distance scrvices to thc public on a s&tc\vidc bass

i n thc Statc of South Dakota. The senrices to be provided arc Mcssagc *I'CIFI Scwice. lncoming

XOO/XXB and Travcl Card services. The Applicant resclls the senliccs of undcrlyirtg cariicrs &and docs

not okvrl m y facilities. including switcl~es. Applicant will initially rescll thc scnices OF MVf

WorldCom

ii The Cort-ipany is currently authorized to protide service in Color

Michigan. Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Jersey. Oregon.

A lisr of states \here applications for authority are pending is contaiincd in

rrttacllcd as Exhibit F. The Company has not b

and IS in good standing with the appropriate

provide sen ~ccs

7 'Shc Appllwnt's proposcd lnltlcll tariff containing the rules7 rcgul

1s artached hcrcto as Exhibit @.

X nic Apphcant has adequatc and sufficient financial resources to pro

f~llecommunications service properly an

ai-c attczchcd hereto as Exhibit D.

9. Granting of this application ~vill fbrther thc public interest. The rcsalu of t~lccornmur~i

cspands the availability of telccomrnunications srl-ices to more rhcmbers 0

competitive prices. In addition, by loweriilg the cost

buslncsses arc able to maintain their corn

to largcr uscrs Thc more competitively equal comp

through products and senriccs made and/or delivcrcd more cficicntll\; and nrcrrc w

consumer nceds and dcsires.

LO nic Applicant a \v1111ng and able to conform to the Constituti

and ihc Rula and Regulations of the Commission, now in

i I . '4 ltst of shareholders ouning more than a m e n E.

I ? The Company's Federal Employer Identification Number b 86-0861532.

13 The Company has not had any mpla in ts filed ag

con~rnission rcgardlng the unauthorized snitching of a

~ h c act of charging customers for services that have not been ordered.

L 4 Thc Compan>.'s contart person for future regulator). matten is:

Richard Schrn~dt 4310 La Jolla Village Drive Suite 205 San Dlcgo. CA 92 1 22 Ph ( 858 ) 646-74 I O

'Ca'KEREFORE, Cybentel, Cornrnunic

Appl iwr a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessir): g

rdcm~munications service, effective upon approval of th is Application.

Rcspectfullg submitted this &ay o

AND

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Richard Schmidt, C, F., Cybeflcl. Comtniimimt~ons GIct 9320 Lt-7 Jolla Village Drit-cz Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92122

EXHIBIT A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY

I OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

E B-1[AzEL.'II'IhE, Secretary of State of the Sriare of Sntlrlr Dakota, Ilcr-shj t i rhat rhe Appllcatioa for a CertiSic~te of Ailtharit> of Ck'BER'rEL, COMMUNICATIONS CORP. (YV) 1t-i trzlnsiuact bu>!nrss in t h ~ s state dulc signsd and tenfied pursua~~t to the prix*i%io::s of the L ~ ~ l r h Dakota Corporation Acts. have beer, received in t h ~ s oh7ctt and 3ri: f;i)l~rtci !o ionfo~-rn 10 l d ~

AC:CBIRDII?JC;LP' and by vl l tue of the authorl!? yestet1 i r ~ me by Xau:, 1 hct9b) :.>;e t h s C ert~ticart? of Authority and attach I-weto a duplicate of the spp'ric&tturt ro trnnsae! bws~ntss I!? t h ~ s srnte.

1% TIESTfMOKY FYHEREOF, I t n v e hereunto 4rlt mj Iratrd ant! affixed rhc Grcat Seal rsl' ttkc S;;E.IIC ~ x f *

A Suath Dakota, ar Plenc, tfie C-apttctl, , this February 3, 21Nf).

EXHBHT B MANAGEMENT PROFILES

Pnwi .I. Mills:

Cy bertel, Csmmrnaaicatiolrms, L. L. C Management Profiks

Mi Mins has served as Chairman of the Board since June 1996. Nlr. IvEIIs has been a principal irt kli'r!s and Associates, a management and consulting firm since 1985. Psior thereto, Ere founded and sewed sts President of a marketing company called Southwest Sofnr Products, Ins;. fifim LSgD to 198f,

Richard Mangiaseili:

Mr, MangiareIIi has served as President, GZhiefExecutive Officer and ai Director oftfre Company shoct: lurrie 1996. Mr. Mangiarelli has been in the field of energy cansewatiron for almost twenty yeas, In 1455 Mr Mangiarelli founded USA Energy Corporation, a licensed general and elearicd cuatr;tctnr cfadicated to energy conservaticn contracting. Mr. Mangiarelli senired as the President and Chief Executive O@cer. Prior thereto, he founded Socalso, Inc., a solar energy-contracting fimi in 1983, b+r, Mangiarelli holds a BA degree fi-om the University of Connecti,cut and an hIBA degree tiom Pepperdine University. Mr. h4tmgiarelli is a licensed general contractor and hcen~ed eleezec~tl con:radar. Mr. Mangiareili retired fi-om the United States 'Marin Corps at the rank uf Cej'rrlond,

dames D. Boring:

Mr. Boring has been actively involved in telecommunications for fourteen (14) years. Mostrecearfy he s~wed as President of TRITEL Communications, Inc. From 1991-1996, Mr Boring worked at Access America Telemanagement, Inc. as Vice President of Field Operations. Mr, Boring t'acilitated "rhc sale of Access America to GE Capital. Previously, he was associated with Fututetrk Crsmmunications Inc. Mr. Boring holds a BA from Kansas State University,

9ahn E. Jordan:

Mr Jordan has served as a Director of the Campany since June 19516. In 1; 959, Mr. Jordan fbunded Jordan Companies, a group of privately held, diversified companies enyaged in energy re!stecl engineering, manufacturing and marketing activities, defense and aerospace consulting and international negotiations and representation and has served as Chief Executive OIFtScer af Jordai~ Companies for over 20 years. Mr. Jordan is a graduate of Stanford University, the Marine Carps rumrnar~d and Staff College, the National Defense University-Industrial Collcge of the Armed Errrcr: program, the Naval War College, and served as an Oficer in both the U.S. Air Fnrcc and the Marine Ccsrps.

EXHIBIT C

PROPOSED INITIAL TuWF

.I.'$ berfet, Communications Corp, SD P.U,C:. Tariff-50- i Original Sheet No 1

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES T.WFF

TITLE SHEET

CYBERTEL, COMMUNICATHQNS CORP.

TPLRIFF NO. 1

This tarift'contains the description, regulations, and rates ap f a~ i l i t i es for telecornrnunic;ations services provided by Cy principal office-s aat 4320 La Jolla Village Drive, Suite 205, Sail is on file with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, an i~o r r~a l business I~ours at the Company's principal place of business.

If SVED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Csmmunications Corp. 4320 La Joila Village Dr., Suife 205 Snn Uiego, CA 92 1 22

Cy b e ~ e l , Ccpmmunicatisrrns C o ~ p .

3SSUED BY: Richard Mangiareili, President Cybertel, Comn~unications COT. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

Cybertel, Communications Corp. SI3 P"I3.C: 'FariENu I Ohjginal Sheet No 3

TABLE OB CONTENTS

Title Sheet .... . . . ..... . .............,.........................,.......,......a,.+ 01

Check Sheet ......... ........, .. . ............................................... 02

Table of Contents .,..... ..... ...................A.,...,.........-.....- .'.,.. 03

Symbols ,..,............ ...................... ....,........ . ..............b...< @I

Tariff Famat.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . -. . . . . . . . . . . a . ., . 05

Stxtion 1 : Definitions and Abbreviations ............. ....,. .Y,. . . 06

Section 2: Rules and Regulations ...........................,...-.,"".. OF

Section 3: Description of Service .........................,.~..,v,..~7. 20

Seaion 4: Rates and Charges.. .. .......... .. .............. ..,..,s.-.-*. 24

liSSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Gybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 §an Diego, CA 92122

Cybertei, Csrnmunications Corp.

TEL,ECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TXRIFlF

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SYMBOLS

The following are the only symbols used for the purpcises indicated tzelovs

D - Deleted or Discontinued Material

I - Change Resulting in a Rate Increase

N - New Regulation, Term, Conditio1.1 or Karc

R - Change Resulting in a Rate Reductism

T - Change In Text or Regulation, but no Change in Rhlcs

f §SUED:

ISSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli. President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92122

Cybertel, Comrnrunicatisr~s Corp.

TELECOMMLTNICATIONS SERVICES TP.Rf FF

- - v- TARIFF FORMAT

A. Sheet Numbering - Sheet numbers appear in the upper-right comer mf t k pas& Shies.et~ ark numbered sequentially. However, new sheets are occasicsnaIly added to tPlet&riR kVlt6n B 51eh- sheet is added between sheets already in effect, a decimal is added. For example* :, $ n a b sheet added between sheets 14 and 15 would be Sheet t 4 , l .

B. Sheet Revision Numbers - Revision numb sheet. These numbers are used to detemin Commission For example, 4th Revised Sheet 1

C Paragraph Numbering Sequence - There are Each level of coding is subservient

2. 2.1 2.1.1. 2 1. l .A. 2 1.1 A.1. 2.1.1.A.l.Ca)

D. Check Sheets - When a tariff filing i accompanies the tariff filing. The c cross reference to the current revisi is changed to reflect the revision. asterisk (*). There will be no othe made to it (i.e., the format, etc., sheets). The tariff user should refer ta is the most current on file with the Co

ISSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92122

Cybertel, Communications Corp.

E L E C 0 W T C A T I O h ; S SERVICES TAMW

SECTION 1 - IBEFII%XTIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

A~plication for Savice - A stmda and other descriptive information service as required.

Authorized User - A person, firm, corporation, or 0th receive or send communications.

Camer - Cybertel, Comm~~nications Corp., unless stated orhenvise - Class of Service - Various categories of telephone service gene~ally avai1abl.e to cunomen. such as business or residential.

Commission - South Dakota Public Urilirjes Commission,

Company - Cybertel, Communications Corp.

Completed Calls - Completed calls are calls answered on the diaance end,

Customer or Subscriber - The person, firm, corporation, or other entity which ordcrs aruKs service and is responsible by law for payment for communicatio,n senice tiom the telcphaae utility.

Customer Provided Equioment - Terminal equipment provided by a ctiaomcr. Dalinauent Account - An account for which a bill or paynent agreemerlt For iegbjlatud services or equipment has not been paid in full 011 or before the b r day fnt rimcip payment

Direct Distance Dialing (DDD) - Customer dialing over i l~e nationuidc inlennti rdephone network of calls to which toll charges are applicable. No operator assistance is ~ttjuired far DDD calls.

ISSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

Cybertel, Communic;~tions Corp. SDPLIC T&iT?t"a Orignal Sheet s o 7

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERtrlCES TARIlFF

I 1 Definitions (continued)

Due Date - The last day for payment without unpaid amounts treing su charge or additional collection efforts.

Hoiidavs - Carrier's recognized holidays are New Year's D Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Measured Use Service - The provis telephone service to cust processing equipment by customer or otherwise provid for the access line)

Message - A completed telephone call by a customer a r user-

Premises - The space occupi occupied entirely by that c separated only by a public th

Rates - Recurring amounts billed to custom

Tenninal Eauipment - All tel common equipment oflarge and and associated wiring, which inductively to the telecommu

Underlying; Carrier - The telec - tech~iical. capability and capacity nece teIecommunications traffic.

lSSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybei-eel. Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 $an Diego, CA 921 22

(Cyberte1, Commu~liications Corp.

1.2 Abbwviatior~:

LATA - Loc:al Acaess Transport Area 7-

LEG - I,oca! Exchange Carrier --

MTS - Message Toll Service 7

FBJ - Private Branch Exchange

SAL - Special Access Line -

V&H - Vertical and Horizontal -

ISSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92222

QbeW. Communications Corp.

2 4 ' I Reserved for Future Use.

1881:1.313 BY: Kchard h.P.anglare&, President Cybonel. Communications C o p 1320 La Jdla Village Dr., Suite 205 Sao Diego, CA 92 122

SD P-U.C. Tariffgo, I Original Sheet No. I I

TELECOMMUNICATJONS SERVICES TARIFF

2.4 Liability af Gamer

2 4.2 Carrier, at ifs own expense, will indemnify the customer and liald it harmless in respect to any and all loss, damage, liability or expense asserted against the custdmer by a third party on account of any property damage or personal injury caused by any neijigence or willful misconduct of Canier or its agents or representatives arising out of performance by Camer of any testing or other activities on the customer's prCmises pursuant io this tariff. Carrier's obligations under the immediately preceding sentence shall be subject to the customer's full performance of this tarifand subject funherto the customer's duty to take reasonable precautions in the location, constructi&n maintenance and operation of all activities, facilities and equipment forthe prai~ction against hazard or injury and so as to not interfere with the services prcrvided by Canier.

2 4 3 Carrier shall be indemnified and held harmless by the clistorner against:

A. Claims for libel, slander, infringement ofcopyrigi~t or unauthorisrd use ofany trademark. trade name, or service mark arising out of the material, date infomalion, or other content transmitted over the carrier's facilities; and

ISSlilEP BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertcl, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr . Suite 205 San Diego, CA 921 22

ST) P.U.C. TariFMu, 1 Original Sheet Na. 12

CyX,eflel, Ca~mrrnurnications Corg. SD P.U,C. Tariff Na, 1 Original Sheet NoL I3

2.5.3 The custome

commence with t

38SUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 $an Diego, CA 92122

Cybar%el, Ccr~almunications Carp.

TELECOM1\14UNICATIONS SERVICES TARIFF

2 b.3 D.eposits and Advance P,s~ments

The Company will not require a deposit or advance payment for service.

2 b 4 Cailcellatiora bv Customer

T%St'*:.:ll> BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President CyberteL Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92122

f 'yb~flet, C~mimunications Corp.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TARIFF

2,6,2 Payment of Charges

A. Sewice is provided avld billed on a monthly (30 day) basis. Ch actual usage during a month will be billed monthly in arrears,

E. Customers will be charged a fee on a11 checks issued to returned due to non-sufficient fbnds.

2 6.6 Applicariqn of Charges

The charges for service are those in effect for the period th

fSfi%;'ED W: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybeflel, Communications Corp. 4310 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 921 222

Cyttennl, Commu~aicaticans Corp. SD P.U.C. Tariff No. 1 Original Sheet No. 18

TELECOIvlMUNICA'TlONS SERVICES TARIFF

2 7 2 Wonnection of Service by Carrier

A. Five (5) days prior notice of pending disconn customers setting forth the reason(s) for thenotice the account is to be settled or spec forwarded to the customer via U.S when delivered to the last known address oftlie respo

13 Transmission sen4ce will be refused or disconnected, after below, r*or any of the following reasons:

1 Without notice in the event of a condition on the custo determined by the Canies to be hazardous.

2. Without notice in the event o adversely affect the Carrier's

7 J. Without notice in the event o f t

and owned by the Camer.

4 Without notice in the event of ma~~thorized use,

5. After five (5) days written notice, for violati with the Carrier's rules on fil of municipal ordinances or law pe

6 , ARer five (5) days written notice for failure ofthe custo Carrier reasonable access to its equipment.

7 Upon five ( 5 ) days prior written notice fo regulated sum due to Carrier.

EFFECTIVE:

#SSli&:R EX%': Richard Manpjarelli, President Cybcrtel, Communications Corp. 3320 I,a Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

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2 7 2 _Disconnection of Service by Carrier (contd.)

prospective customer to krnish any

equipment or the termination of th failure of the customer or pr contractual obligations imposed obtaining service.

Credits for a fractional part of a month

fS;b;t'ED BY: Richard Mangjarelii, President Cybcrtel, Communications Corp 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 5an Diego, CA 95 122

SID P,U.C, Tariff No, I Original Sheet, No, 20

SECTION 3 - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE AND KATES

3.1 Timing of Calls

The custotner's montNy usage charges for Can-ier servi~e are based upors the total namber ofminures the customer uses and service options subscribed to. Chargeable rime begins &hen the corlnection is established between the cdling station and the cdlrd stanion or PBX Chargeable time ends when either party "bmgs up."

3 -2 Service Period

Far biliing purposes, the start of service is the first day on which sekuice is avaiiabXe ft~f we. by the customer. The end of service date is the last day or any portion of the fast day fur which service was provided by Carrier.

9 1\ , Interconnection

Sewice hrnished by Carrier may be interconnected with ~ewices or facilifias of' i5rhtrr authorized cammunications common carriers and with privixte syste~ns, subject $0 the technical limitations established by Camer Service furnished by Cam'er i s not pan nf ~jdml uodeniiking with such other carriers. Any specialinterface equiplmenr shell be provided &I tk customer's expense.

interconnection with the facilities or services of other carriers shall bc under the applionbie terms and conditions of this tariff. The customer is responsible For txking all neceswry ley& steps for interconnecting his customer-provided tern~ind csqtripmcrlr or ct-rnrrnufli~atlofi3 systems with Carrier's. The customer shdl secure all licetnes, pennirs, right-of-xvays, artd other arrangements necessary for such interconnection.

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ISSUED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Cop. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92122

Cybcalel, Communications Cosp. SD P.U.C. Tariff No. 1 Original Sheet No. 2 1


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3.4.1 Carrier's service may be used with or terminated in customer provided terminal equipment or customer provided communication systems, such as telegrinzefs, handsets, or data sets. Such terminal equipment shall be hn~ished and maintained at the expense ofthe customer. The customer is responsible for dl casts at Itis premises, including customer personnel, wiring, electrical power, and the like incurred in hisus;: of Carrier's service.

3.4.2 When terminal equipment is used, the equipment shall not interfere with service' htnished to other customers. Additional protective equipment, if needed, shall be erngloyed at the customer's expense.

3.5 F:aictl,laiion of Distance

Usage charges for any mileage sensitive products are based on the airline distance between rate centers associated with the originating and terminating paints of the cail.

The airline mileage between rate centers is determined by applying the formula belaw 'fa the vertical and horizontal coordinates associated with the rate centers involved. The company uses the rate centers and associated vertical and horizontal coordinates generally used within the industry.

3 ii --- Minin~um Call Completion Rate

"J'hc customer can expect a call completion rate of 99% of calls attempted duriny peak use periods for Feature Group I3 (I+) services.

3 7 m~~ptionalOflitrings

The Company may, From time to time, make promotional offerings to enhance rnarlcetiny of scrvicres. These promotional ogerings will be subject to Commission approval prior to implementation.

fSS$ ED BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jollca Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 921 22

SD P.U.C. Tariff No. 1 Original Sheet No. 22

TELECOMhlnlNICATIONS SERVICES TAME7F

The cctnlpany will provide the following services:

3 8 f &sg&ggTclll Service CNTS]

" t 4-" Dialing is achieved by customer's telephone lines being programmed by thelocal rcltspttarse campany (LEC) to automaticzlly rouTe 1: + calls to the Company's network,

3 8 2 jbntf~wid Service (8001888)

lr~hnund Service is virtual banded inbound toll service which permits calls to be cornjtEeted at the subscriber's location without charge to the calling party. Access to the service is gained by dialing a ten digit telephone number which terminates at the customer's location. Inbound services originate via normal shared use facilities and %re terminated via the customers' local exchange service access line.

Carrier will accept a prospective inbound service custornei's request for up to ten (I 0) rclcphone nurnbcrs and will reserve such number(s) on a first come first serve basis, All requests for number reservations must be made in writing, dated and signed3by a responsible representative ofthe customer. Camer does not guaranteetheavailabiIity of number(s) until assigned. The telephone nurnber(s) so requested, if found to be avtiilable, .rvill be reserved for and furnished to the eligible customer,

If a customer who has received an 8001888 n~lmber does not subs~l-ibe to rhe Company's inbound service within 90 days, the Company reserves the right to make the assigned number available for use by another customer,

$SS$*g;lk BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybcr-tel, Communications Corp. 4320 La JoIla Village Dr., Suite 205 Sarz f$icgo3 CA 921 22

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

3 8.3 Travel Card Service

.Allows subscribers to place calls by nutnber and personal identification nu

i 8 4 'Directory Assistance

Directory Assistance will be provide in Sectiorl4 of this tariE

-3 8.5 Operator Services

The Company does not pro defaulted to and billed directly

fSSrJEBB BY: Richard Mangiarelli, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 Sarr Diego, CA 92 122

4 . 1 ;3 BjkiIGq Increments

Cybertel, Communicat.ions Gorp. 4320 .La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 2.05 $an Diego, CA 92 1 22

C:ybeflcl, Conrrnunica tions Corp.

T E L E C O W I C A T I O N S SERVICES TARIm -- $0 098 per minute.

Billed in six second increments.

~"13 Inbound Service

$0 099 per minute.

Wled in six second increments.

I 4 T ~ k s i Card Rates

$0,1900 per minute.

Billed ir. six (6 ) second increments.

Per call suroharge None

Cybe~tel, Communications COV. 4320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 I 22

Cyberld, Comernumicaticpans Corp.

TELECOMh,fUMCATIONS SERVICES TA,WF

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4 5 Directow Assistance

Directory assistance will be provided at a charge of $0.85 per call,

4.6 [,ate Pavtpent Penalty

Custorr~ers will be chaged 1.5% of any amounts owed to the Cornpat'lybeyonb the b e bate ax set forth within this tariff

7 KJishonared Check Charge

Mt customers issuing dishonored check(s) will be charged a fee of Si2O.OQ per check

4 8 Pron~oeional Offerings

The Company may, from time to time, make promotional offerings to enhance marketing of services. These promotional offerings will be subject to Comlnis~Zon approval pn'sr tn immpiernantation.

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I$$\] ED: EFFECTIVE:

lSSB,ilED BY: Richard Mangiareili, President Cybertel, Communications Corp. 4320 La Jslla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

Cybertel, @onnmuraictations Corp. SD P.U.C. Tarin'No E Original Sheet Nu, 27


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4-9 Presubscribed Interexchanee Canier Charge (PICC)

A monthly Federal PICC shall be charged to each telephone number that is presubxribed to carrier per the following:

Primary residential line $ i . G4/line Additisnal or secandary residential line $3.53Aine Single line business line $I ,04/Iirre; Rrfulti-line business line $4.3 ]/line

4.10 Umitrersal Service Fund Charge

A monthly Federal Universal Service Fund tau shall be added to each bilk h c d upon the totid billed revenues.

4. t I & Teler~i'ione Pawhone) Surcharge

A surcharge shall be assessed for each call made from a pay telephone to an 800 number or using a travel card and dialing the carrier prefix in the form I O I XXXX. Although collected on the customer's bill, this charge is reimbursed to pay teb:phone sedce provider.

7-u* - EFFECTYVE:

- ISSUED BY: Richard hlangiarelli, President

Cybertel, Communications Corp. 3320 La Jolla Village Dr., Suite 205 San Diego, CA 92 122

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EXHIBIT D

FINANCIAL, STATENENTS

C ~ P J l b t t l l WUUr, AWJylN lmTs;

TEtEPCtONE 1 r l 3 ) WCI 1910 1 A X ' i 1.11 t14tl- '~Oqj~l

INDEPEruDEXT AUDLTOES "EPQRT

To the Board of Directors Gibereel Communications Corp. La Jolla, California

We have audiced the Con\municstiorne Corp etacrments of coneo each of che years t

an opinion on these f

k our opininn, the co present fairly , in a l l

MALONE & BAILEY, PL1.C

Fsbruary 1 5 , 2000 F b ~ s t o r l , Texas

ASSETS Current Assets

cahh Isccounes receivable Other current aseecs

Total Current Assets

CYBERTEL COMMWICATIONS CORP CONSOLIDATED BALAPfCE SmETS Decelrher 31, 1 9 9 3 and 1998

Equipment, net of $195,911 and $108,116 accuinulaced depreciation

tlepusits

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES & STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY Current Liabilities Current portion of long-term debt Xotee payable Accounts payable Accounts payable to shareholders Accrued expenses Deferred revenue

Total Current Liablliries

Long-term DebE

Total Liabilities

STOCICHOLDERS ' EQUITY Preferred stock, no par value, 5,000,000 shares authorized, no shares izaued or outstanding

Common stock, $ . 001 par value, 20,000,000 shares authorized, 4,515,659 and 3,506,659 skarea issued and outstanding, respectively 4,5L5 3 , 6 0 7

Paid in capital 3 ,64G1 138 1,32G,5313, Retained (deficit) i3.*-b W k

TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY 9 0 . 2 ~ 1 ASGAAW

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY &3J&g

See accompanying accounting poLicie& and notes to financial statemonte.

2

CYBERTEL COMWICATZONS CQRP. CONSOLIDATED INCOME SThTEMENTS

For the Years Ended ~ecewber 31, 1999 a,nd 1998

Revenues

Cost of s a l e s

Operating Expenses Selling Genera l and administrative

- pa id in cask or accrued - paid i r \ stock

Rel~earch and deve3.opment Dcpreciarion Interest (income) Interesc expense

Tatal Operating Expenses

NET INCOME (LOSS)

Ner ( loss) per common share ~eighced average common shares

outetanding

See accompanying accounting policial; and notes ro financial ocatcmr=ntsa.

CYBERTEL COMMUNICATIONS CORP. STATEMENTS OF CONSOLIDATED STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY F o r the Years Ended December 31, 1999 and 1998

Stock Common Stock Subscr ip . Paid i n Retained Shares S L m i ? a L - Deficit T ~ e a l s

Balances, Dscernber 31, 1997 1,716,050 $1,716 $ \'25,000) $304,686 S (274,515) S 6,887 Bharea issued f o r

p~rrchase of: Tt';len~mic.s: 600,000 600 (206,143) fzns, sssg trka Dat M u s i c : f00,000 100 19,361 2 3 , 4 G S

Stock issued - fur cash 393,750 3 9 4 376,606 373,OoQ Less : ~ ~ ~ b a c r i p c i o n s receivable ( 0a,s00) i 80 ,sUG)

- t o r services 696,859 697 1,393,021 5,393,718 k s s coscr a£ f i;rrciria i sing - xn cash paid ( 30,000) 30,000) - in stock i ssued ( 417,500) 4 3 7 , 5 0 0 )

8ce racomc (lees) CyDcrt el, Ll,L64,6401(1,164,CW

- T~lcnomics 126,819 126,819 - lAke Pac Music - I 3a0.9Tf) LU-1

Srock issued Ear cash 654,550 654 i, 160,646

- l e u n : ~ubscrigr~ons receivable ( 6,000) for services 229,100 229 1,345,271 - far debt

i n t s re sc 125,000 1.25 116,870 - L C ~ S COStk3 0f f undraising - i n stock iseued ( 97,000)

Her [loee) - Cybestel (2,237. 854)(2,237,854! - Telenomics ( 3,21t6B211 121.682) - Like D a t Music 109, 231, 109 2 7 ~

See accompanying accounting policies and notes to financial statements.

4

CYBERTEL COMMUNICATIOEJS CQRP . STATEMENTS OF CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOWS

For the Years Ended December 31. 1999 and 1998

C+k$U Fl+OWS USED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES Met income (loss) Adjustments to raconcilc net loae to net cash

provided By operating activities: Depreciation Stock issued for services h interest Changes in: Accouh~s receivable Other currenr assets Aecounta payab3.e Amounca payable to shareholders Accrued expenses Deferred revenue

m T CASK USED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES A--2ikLmz)

CASH FLOWS USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES Pur~hase o f equipment naposic xefund

Nm CASH USED BY INVESTITJG ACTIVITIES 0 CXSH FLOWS FROM FINUNCING ACTIVITIES

~ r o c e e d s f rom ehorc-cexrn private deb^ placement 390,238 Rcpurzhaso of stack Payments on instal lment debt ( 2 7 , 0 4 3 ) Nct change in credit lines 2 2 , 2 0 5 Sales o f common atock, ne t of

casts of fundraising _I, I1B5,9(f0

VET CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES --L5?1382

NET SNCREASE IN CASK 4 9 1 , 7 4 5

CASH B A W C E S - Beginning of period - End of period m

SUPPLEMENTAL DZSCLOSURES Interest paid Xncomc taxes paid

See accompanying accounting policies and notes eo financial statements.

5

CYBEKTEL COMMLSNICATIONS GORP. NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

POLICIES

k&Xs s , cybertel. Communications Corp . [ '"campany") was inco,rporaced in, Nevada in June, 1996. The Company eells telecammunications arnmi~gs to commercial customere and began operacions i c 1997, Xn early 2000, che Cornpany ceared buying long-distance capacity from large carricre, and sigrled contracts wirh MCI-Worldcorn, Bell Atlantic, and Level ( 3 ) Cammunicacians, LLC to install and eupport leased ewirches, co carry lotlg (;ti@t&nce traffic. In December 1999, the Company acquired Tezenomics, Inc. tw'rclcnarnica") and Like Dat Music, Inc. (''LDM") by exchanging stock in tluar~saclcion~s recorded using the pooling.of-intereste method of accounting (see safe 2 ) ,

Teltnarnica @ells Hewlett-Packard WP3000 minicomputers and develops and markets Cclcphons productivity management and accounting softwirre, principally using t h e Oracle and Tnfortnix databases running on the HP3000,

LUpt i s a full-eervice digital music producer and licensing agent for post- scoring, lyzics and sound design.' L5N sells to ad agencies, netwarks, and multi-media companies.

1999 and 1998 financial Gtntements are prepared on a consolidated basis , , and hnve been restated to show the acquisitians of Telcnomics and LDM as if they sccq~red on January 1, 1998, with consolidated operacions ci.nce that dace.

&&!.L!J and 3sa~mpeions. Preparing financial aeatementG in conformicy with $ o n e r Y Y aceep~ed accounting principles requires management ro nuke estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of asaecs, l i a b i l i t i e s , rwsnue and expenses at the balance sheet date and for the period chen ended, Actual sesulrs could differ from these estimates,

m n g g m a n i t i o n occurred when products or services are delivered, The Company earns a fractional portion of long-distance charges as a referral fee, Beginning May 1999, the company began purchasing rime from carriers and rasslling ic to ita customers.

is computer-related and is stated at Cosf. Depzeciatior. is camputed by Che atraighe-line method using rate0 based on estimated 3- to 5-year lives oE the related asee t s .

&u;!g&,Jaxes are computed using the t a x liahilizy method of accounting, whereby deferred income taxes are determined based on d i f f exencec betwen financial reporting and tax baaea of assets and liabilities and a t e measured ueing the enacted tax rates chat will be in effect when che differencee reverse -

share ie reported under Scacement No. 128 of the Financial Accounting Srw~dardn ~ o a r d ("FAS 12Qt') . FA5 128 replaced the calcutarion of primary and fulXy diluted earnings per share with basic and diluted earnings per aharc. Unlike primary earnings per share, basic earnings per @hare exciudc any dilucive ef fec t@ of optione, Warrants, and convertible securities. DfZtkreJ ebl~nir~gs per share are very similar to the previously xeparted f u l l y diiutetd e n n i n y a ger share. ,411 earnings ges share amounta for all periade have been prc~cated and, where appropriaee, reseatad to conform to zhe PAS 128 xaqulg8rnent. For 1998, warrante outsLanding axe not included in ehe earnings ~ ~ l c u l . a k i o r ) because their e f f e c t in a lose year would be ancidi1,ut:ive-

CMERTEL COMMUNICATIONS CORP. NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

NOTE 1 - ACQUISITIONS OF TELENOMICS ANa EDM 7,'gfanpmies wae formed in 1982 and was acquired by the Company on December 2 3 , E3991 by exchanging 600,000 shares of Company stock for 100% of the mctttat~ding shares of Telenomics. LDM was formed in 1995 and war, acquired by ckt? C~~npariy on December 28, 1999, by exchanging 100,000 shares of Company s t ~ c k gor 100% of rhc outstanding shares of LDM. These two acquisitions were accounted for as poolings of interests and accordingly prior period financial statements have been restated 'co include the combined results of operations, financial qositic>n and cash flows of Telenornics and LDM.

There wlspe no material transactions between the Company, Telenomice and LDM przox co the acquisitions. A11 accounting policies used are consistent.

SPA.$ No. 131, "Disclosures about Segments of an Enterprise" require $iseloo~rts af information about operacing segments In annual financial atacerncnrs. Operaring n e r j m e r ~ t s are defined a6 components of an sncer-prise 1703: rhicfi uapararre financial information is available that is evaluated regtrlarly by che ch ie f operating decision rnaker(s1 in deciding how t:o allocate resources 4f1d f r t aisseasirig performance. Here, both Telenomice and LDM were cloeely held pxlar to their acquisition by the Company. The owners of both continue t o manage each business, and each is a distinctly diSferant busineoe. Tclenornics and LDM w ~ l , S ccncinue to be managed as separate business eegments.

There are no foreign sales of any entity.

The Eollowlng information presents certain balance eheet and income statement data as r squ l red by both SFAS No. 131 and APB Opinion No. 16:

Cvberta Tclenomicg LI3M A; OZ December 31, 1999:

TaLals

C i x r e n t a ~ s e t s S -7297,542 5 1,011 S '710.495 Fixed assecs Balances, 12 -31- 97 11,912 114,921 33,449 160,282 Additions, 1998 3,073 3,073 Kdditions, 1999 89,776 89,776 Boprec~atian. ' 9 8 & ' 9 9 ( 2 0 , 0 2 9 ) ( 54,116) , ( 2 8 . 4 4 0 ) ( L&,U&!A) Total fixed a ~ s e t s 76.732 - S , QOQ 142,537

Total assecs

Aa of December 31, 1998: Tocal assets U B , -+ 706 u,. 50% S $ , 399z62

fear Ended December 31, 1999; Revenue* $1,601,689 $1,084,916 $ 418,965 $3,105,570 ~ o e f af sales 1,612,855 705,667 73,321 2,391,843 Sellang, general and

adminiscrat i v e 2,059,695 324,110 224,573 f,&08,37G Research and development 145,848 145,848 ~epreciat ion 25,629 23,121 11,105 59,855 Intereec (income) ( 11,503) ( 11,593) Z n ~ a x ~ s t axpense 152.- 7.- 6 92 161,456

CYBERTEL COMMUNICA'L'LONS CORP, NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FIWANCIAL STATEMENTS

VOTE 2 . ACQUXSZTIONS OF TELENOMLCS AND LDM (continued)

Year Endad December 31, 1998: Revonuee fact of sales SeI l i n g , genera l aad

ndminiatracive ~ a s ~ i a x c h and development Depreciation mtarenc (income) InLtrest expense

Net irlcarne (loss)

TTlM Totals

Major customern (s 10% o f individual segment salea revenues) include Tcl.enomic5 (Clark County, Washington, 36% in 1999; Gregg Appliances, Inc., 15% Ln 1998) , and LDM (Prolong Super Lubricants, Inc., 69% in 1999) - Tellnomica h k , o suhstan~ially all of ies Hewlett-Packard computer equipment from a single dintributar, but h a s the r ighe t o buy from other authorized distxlbutors . No ather: mingle customers nor any vendors compziee more than 10% of any single ssgment' s t o t a l revenues o r costs.

NOTE 3 - NOTES PAYABLE

Tn November and December 1 9 9 9 , the Company o b t a i n e d net proc~eds af $350,2YD in loans with a face value of $500,000, due 6 months from origination. Total. intersst c o s t s i n c l u d e the $109,762 discount, face intareat ac Z 4 1 and tke value of 125,000 hares i s s u e d in connection w i t h this transaction, The incexeat i~ accrued along che 6-month life of t h e loan%. As of December 11, 1 9 9 9 , t o t a l i n t e r e o c charges of $ 7 6 9 , 7 6 2 i s allocated $144,093 t o 1999 and $625,669 to 2000. The ca r ry ing amount of $417,336 includes the $390,238 principal plus $27,098 in accrued interest.

Tel,en~mics has a $50,000 line of credit with Bank of America, N.A. Thle account allows t'or the extension of credit on demand, and ie not colLateralized. The credic line accrues interest at Bank's prime rate pius 4 . 5 2 5 % . The balance as of December 31, 1999, i s $ 4 7 , 3 8 8 .

Qther nokes payable total $21,030 to variaus banks and credit cards, i s unnccured, and bears interesr at 12% - 18%.

NOTE 3 - INSTALLMENT DEBT

The Campany c a p i t a l i z e d three equipment leases payable in 16 co 26 emaf remaining monthly installments totaling $370, w i n g a 10% diacouar factor. The debc is oecured by the equipment, with a net book v a l u e as of ~ ~ ~ € S k b e r 3 2 , 1899, of $G,O69. The total remaining principal portion o f $6,106 is dUr? 5 3 , 7 7 4 i n 2000, $2,044 i n 2001, and $288 in 2002.

NOTE 3 - ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TO Sl-LWEHQLDERS Kn 1997, a Company founding shareholder loaned $12,700 Lo the Company. This Loan wau repaid i n 1999. The founding shareholder oE Telenomicu was owed

M a r - 17-00 Ox : 5 2 ~

CYBERTEL COMMUNICRTIONS GORP . NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINAEPCIa STATEMENTS

NOTE 3 - ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TO SHAREHOLDERS (cont inued) accrued sali~ry of $145,746 ae of December 31, 1997. Poxtione were paid in 3998 3nd 1999, with the balance remaining at $130,946 as of December 31, 1999,

NOTE 4 - INCOME TAXES as o t December 31, 1999, the Company has approximacely $3,600,000 in unused uac~~loolidateb nec o p e r a t i n g loss carryforwards which expire $550,000 in 2Ol.;, 1,X50,000 In 2018 and $2,200,000 in 2019. Internal Revtenucl Code Section 48% rcltrictts the ability to use these carryforwards whenever an ownership change- ae defined occurs . TI--e Company incurred such a n ownership change on Sepcembeo 28, 1998, when the total of cash sales to the public and at.ock isnued for nrnti~es nxceeded this 50% level. As a result of chis ownership change, 5900,000 af the Company's net operating loss availahla eo oPfset future pxafite i~ restricted to $140,000 per year.

NeC prior operating loaees of Telenomice are not availaJble to ofCsek future! income as the ownership of the Company changeti 100% when ir was tacpuired lcry the Company. LDM was an S Corporation, with a l l income and loeeaB passing through to its shareholders until its acquisition by tho Company,

NOTE 5 COMMON STOCK

!.hri.ng 2999 and 1998, the Company sold 651,550 and 393,750 shares uf stock f o r n e t proceeds of $1,154,646 and $376,100. respectively, pursuanr t6 two placement o f f e r i n g s exempt Erom registration under Rule 504 of the 6ecuricle3 and Exchange Commission. "Subscxiptiane receivable" repreeenca shareo issucci for cash in 1990 and collected in early 1999. The $88,500 balance Le shavn as a reductiorr in Stockholdere' Equity.

Gcneral and administrative expenses p a i d in scock were $1,645,508 and $976,218 in 1999 and 1998, respectively.

MOTE G - PRIOR STOCK REPURCHASE BY SUBSIDIARY Rc Eonnation in 1995, LDM had a 90% majority shareholder and a California couple as 10% minority shareholders. The 10% minority shareholdere loaned the Company $240,000 in 1995 and 1996. As partial considerakion far the fnan, nddi~i~nal 10% of LDM was tranuferred by the maiaricy ra the! mindrfty sharcholdera. One of tire minority shareirolders died i a early 144(f, tBf6 oa3atiarcd h- sett1emenc with the survivii-rg epouBE w f r e z ~ f i y ehs S;f45.,G00 %am and accrued interest w a s contributed to capital and the srock w a s repu~dhased by LDPI fox $35,000, which was paid March 27, 1998.

NOTE 7 - OPERATING LEASES The Company maintaina"of%ice space in La 5011a and Temecula, California. Total rent obLigacions are $10,536 ?er month fo r up To 36 mon~hs. Yinimum Leffee paymenta due aze $107,096 in 2000, $125,132 2001, SZ0,43Z in 2862, and $2,536 in 2 0 0 3 .

CYBERTEL CO-ICZiTION5 CORP. NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

NOTE 8 - SmSEQUENT PVEWTS

8a February 14, 2000, the Company beg ca I m i l l i o n common shares at $8 per sharer; have been sold i n this offer1

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E=IB:IT E

LIST OF 20% OR GREATER SHAREHOLDERS

are publicly traded, and, therefore, its officer currently holds a 20% share or

EXHIBIT F

INITIAL DATA REQUESTS

State of South Dakota. Public Utilities Commiksian

REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cybertel, Communications Corp.

not;, is the company in the

State of South Dakota Public Utilities Commission

INlTlAL STAFF DATA REQUEST

REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cybertell, Communications Corp.

Q.3. List the states in which the company is presently doing intrastate business -41s provide the date service was started in each state.

A.9. State Date

Colorado Idaho Indiana Kansas TLZissouri Montana New Jersey North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Texas Utah

Registered 05/23/00 - began operations 06/OQ Authorized 07/03/00 - has not begun operations Certified 05/23/00 - began operations in Q6/OeS Certified 0611 9/00 - currently initiating operatinns Certified 03/08/00 - has not begun operations Registered 03/30100 -began operations in 04/00 Authorized 07/08/00 - currently initiating service. Certified 0513 1/00 - began operations 06/00 Certified 06/20/00 - currently initiating operatiorts. Certified 06/16/00 - began operations 07/00 Registered and operating 1 + resale is not regulated - began operations 0 1 /00

State OF South Dakota Public Utiiities Commission

INlTIAL STAFF DATA WEQUEST

REGARDING APPLTCATION OF Cybertel, Communications Corp.

Q 4 List the states in wl~ich the company is registered or certified t sratc piiblic utility commission.

A 4 7'hc company has registered with or obtained certification from the follo cammission(s) or comparable agencies:

Registered 05/23/00 Authorized 07/03/00 Certified 05/23/00 Certified 0611 9/00 Certified 03/08/00

Montana Registered 0313 0100 New Jersey Authorized 07/08/00 North Carolina Certified 05/3 1/00 North Dakota Certified 06/20/00 Oregon Certified 06/16/00 Texas Registered (date unavailable)


INITIAL STAFF DATA REiOUEST


*&

Q 5 Does the company have any registnitions oi certifications pending before otl~er ~itility commissions? IF yes, list the states.

A 'She G O I I P ~ O ~ bas certifications or registrations pending in the following states:

,.2labarna h4assachusetts h k a n s ~ s Nebraska Ctdiforniig New York Bets ware Oklahoma FBol.ida Rhode Island C8o1-gia lllit~nis ! ,auisiana

'l'l1-c Company is in the process of applying for authority1 re~rluirling states,

State of South Dakota Paab8ic: Utilities Commission

INITIAL STAFF DATA REQUEST

REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cybertel, Communications Gorp.

Q.6. Has the company been denied registration or ce state? If so, provide the state, docket number,

4 .6 . NO.


INIT1 AL STAFF DATA REQUEST

E G A R D N G APPLICATION OF Cybertel, Corn rntinications Gorp.

A. 7 ' r h ~ Company intends to provide services on a nationwide basis.

State of South Dakota Pabiic Utilities Commission

INI'TIAl, STAFF DATA REQUEST -- RE.:G,.ZRDMG APPLICATION OF Qhertel, Conirnunicntions Corp.

$2 * 4% ~~$fi trar ina pan of a nationwide or regionwide application process befo +~.wmmirrn%l it'ycs, stale why South Dakota is included.



REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cy bertell, Communicatisns Corp.

r;Q iidJRerr does the cornpany intend to provide intrastate service to

\ ti Die cnilrpany intends to begin providing service in South Dakota as soon as its certification


INlTlAL STAFF DATA MQUEST

IkE,GAKDlNG A.PPLIC ATION OF Cybertel, Connmunications COPP.

0 i o liik 5:~tltp~tsy is providing intrastate service in South Dakota, when was it

s! Li Ore eotnpany has not and i s ilot currently providing in~tr

Stale of South Dakota Public Utilities Commissiorr


REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cybertel, Csmmunicstions Gorp.

fJ ",) k I ~ t f i ~ - cfnes the company handle customer billings?

3% 7 1 Thc Cl-smpany's customers are billed directly on a monthly basis.

St~ntat of SauPhr Dakota Public Zltiiities Conamissi~n

jr?rITb'iL STAFF DATA REQUEST

IIRGARDTNG APPLICATION OF Cybc.19~1, Communications Corga.

$3 ! : $$&kt , t i t ~ ~ s f he C Z I ) I I I ~ I ~ ~ I ~ tiatldlc customer service matters?

4 f d $Ow Cf3mgrinny tirigs Cusfc)mer Savice personnel available via a toll free number which is set &H f %"t:.)n it!! tii

State of South Dakota Public Utilities Comrrnissisn

INlTIAL STAFF DATA REQUEST -

REGAKDING APPLICATION OF Cybertel, Communications Corp.

f ) 13 Does the company have a toll-free telephone number for custome md is it included in the company's tariffs.

1 t f -809-370- 121 3. This toll free number is set forth in the Company's tariffa

State sf South Dakota Pla blic Utilities Commission



9:. 1.4 Where is the customer service department located?

State of Soleah Dakota Public Utilities Commission

RITTTIAL STAFF DATA IREOUEST

KECARIIjZNG AFPLICATION OF Cybertel, Communications Corp.


.fXJ'IJF--1Ald -- STAFF DATA REQUEST

REGARDING MPLICATION OF CySerteIi Communications Corp.

11 Uvzr rirc eonlpsny con:ran with other companies for customer services? Ifyes, pr ra~trrra. %rlcfrer;s and ~ciephone number.

A i f+ %%I

State of South Dakota Public 1;'tiiities Commission

State of South Dakota P~lblic IJtilities Commission

INI'F'I AL STAFF DATA WOUEST w

REGARDING APPLICATION OF Cy bc:%el, Cornmunicaitlons Corp.

f j %k Tktw r k c t ~ r t ~ ~ ~ a n y have in-house service techicims to maintain the facilities d s q : b ! 4 % $%@ sefi*tcp'

a f hrl. stsflrpwy does nat have any facilities and, t e.lrt&ltg ~wirniciims.

State of South Dakota Bu blic Utilities Commission

I NIT1 AL STAFFDATA RE;,QUEST][' -- REGARDING AFIPLICATION OF C'lybei'tel, Cemmnications Corp,

St@$+- OE Souah Dakota pt,tbhir titiljties Commission

L $ J ~ [ J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ & ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = J U E S T ~

It&b'i&E1J)lNc APPLICI%TION OF cphrrtcl, Communications Gorp.

gp *G. t i iy& ;lr+ke W F V I ; ~ ~ grc. rcayld services of at~othtr carrier. ui n+fkfgee pricchag& linm that carder.

Sbtc of South Dakota Pubitit UtPlities C~mmlssion

&m&t STAFF DATA REOWST I%EGARDlNc hPFLICA.TION OF Cybefi~l, Cornmurricatic~arr Corp.

$..> ; - %MS-P ~$L$T:+ ~;i>g ~,"n.~$s~~~jjirr)~ itlkcttd ttr market its services in South Dakota?

$ 2 : f ?w ;il.~64:i;ip;$~$ 'ii..fi markcit its services usins mainly print advertising.

State of Souill1 Dakota Public IJtilities Commission

IJjjTIAt S T A B DATA REQUEST

REGARDING APPLIC/4TION OF Cybertei, Conirnt~nications Corp.

State n b f South Dakota Public Utilities Commission

LNm-AL ST4PF DATA REQUEST

REBA4RDING APPL.TCATION OF Cylbertcl, Cammuanications Corp,

a$ ;t " "Ylf$ .r rt~cl~~gsrtclenr cisr~riactors andlor company sales peop Sw51?2\ 1 )itk0\3'

4 2; f ha t'uinpair? nay use company sales personnel and independen IP,tbrlu, hair tins no agents at this time.

91n~4: of Serrttt~ Dakota Plabiic f aeif if ics Commission

HEGF%PaDINiG APPtICATlON OF C:g,h~rtz.2, G~mn~unications Corp.

State sf Sou& Dakota Parltllic Iftilities Con~missiopl

&t*I9ld4L STAFF DATA REOUEST

KE;,GhkBlNG APPLTCATION OF Cyberlcl. Communications Corp.

Q p, $3 -&@-% i r r mildr. I h ~ ~ l y h indepcl~dent contractors, k*3i~'ren the abftllsny nud the independent contractor? Tf s igPFeYl:eEl

f 2. )r*. ('c*rnp#n? has nu ;Igcnts st this time,

St%$lrte af SaratPl Dakr;eta P$x_rb!ic I;filities Commission

tXT[l>L- ,DATA REQUEST -v-

WI:,tit$RW 1 N G :iPPZ,ICA'~l ON OF $'gf$j~k~ef* Cammunlcatio~es Corp.

f $ ~ w a itfv $Irg $%is% rndtL~diia1~ mmpcnsated, i,e. comniission, salanj, etc.?

r" " 9 i&~wt~w&p~~;b paid ~zB:,&c! ntt vnl~lrt~c of' sales,

%&ti? 0f South Dakota Iaublic Utilities Commission

8bte of Sotith Dakota k*-tllhlic Vlrilities Commission

151"%"FW D$rA REO-ST ---*-...a

'Fik4",?3"iRDfMG A1)PtICATION OF t:$bertel, Cornmtanicsatioos Carp.

$3 :"i i i j y ~ s i;ij5151>;4i~g1y T I I ~ ~ P ili t a r g ~ ~rnarkct P

.?i 2s F b g +;icirptat it7$f&e%5 IS S C I V ~ O ~ S t~ both residential and small business

State of -5011th Dakorlar Pubik Utiiitics Cornrnisiiom

KE.GARDI:NG APPLTCATION OF Cybe~el, Cornmunieations COW

State of South Dakot2 Bubiir kftiliities Commission

BNTTlAL STAFF DATA REOLEST

IIEGARDING APPLICATION OF Cy bedell, Communications Corp.

Y 3: Ptc;&%r indlctrtr whether the company will provide intraL

.f PL f 1~ uitjnpmy will provide both interLATA and intraEATA s f3) t h d ' r ~ m l ~ l j s ~ i o ~ ~ .

Slat& of South Dakota Publie Litilifies Cummission

L~~:U&L*~AFF,DATA RESUEST

R&jARRlNF APPLlCnTION OF t;)bcrtcl, Con~municatians Gorp.

CVBEFSTEL COMMUMfCATlQNS CORPORATION ; -doij-~s-s5sr

BANK OF ARERICA 06984 NV 94-72-1225

S u ~ ~ l h Dakota Public Utilities Cornmissiorrtl WEEKLY FILINGS

For the Period af August 10,2000 through August 16,20100

'"".ebt :%I@& B ~ ~ r n p i e t ~ csjay of a filing faxed, overnight expressed, or mailed to you, 3?iifk@838 K b l t ~ w&tn frtde business days of this filing. Phone: 605-773-3705 Fax:

NATURAL GAS

%@@@4@@ & the Matter ~df the Filing by MidAmerican Energy Company f &riff Wsvisions.

F+~it$A~~:%f?g&~~ Eq9grgy f i f ~c i an application for approval of a revisian 'to its Sout f@$%% Ta:.:?: SO PUC 8action VI, Third Revised Sheet No 3. cancels SD PUC i*

,:qt:b~vt$2 R ~ u ~ r e d S h a ~ t No. 3, The revision proposes to update the back o *?~*s:. Sfq:~ l ksEg 3 h4jdAm~;rican proposes an effective date of September

%?&% r"&:;z;:@gsr kit-~etssfe F arri s 3a%3 A:tgitnt~,r Karen @.remet- $W&I.q l*ja~;,k&{@g QBt*t OJOO i i~

Staff Analyst: Keith Senger Date pocketed: 811 6100 Intervention Deadline: 9101 190

TC00-724 in the Mattiter of the Filing far Appravai @f T~rsn%l!&trt d E4~%34%+$&@ +?@ "K. **; Authority from Quintelcrr, lnc, to Locai f elra~l leai&d@%, C&&G. &s

Twnspsint Communicat'l~n$,

Quintelco, inc. is requestillg that its Certificate ai Au!Rnri:y tc! drlaviB@ $GG~&~ &i':!*&~y~e~4%~Q:5 interexchange telecommunications sen.ioes in So:ith Oaiiota be t;.8n$:arjt$%% 23 &hT '& ' f&iTb"-'

+" .. " Holdings, LLC. d/b/a Transpoint Communications [ ~ i a n s p ~ ~ n l l 3 3 2 >l:*ih'.*1 te\ec~mmunicatjons license assets of ~uintelco jvsre soid t3 Tr.n?rsucajl,i

Staff Analyst: Heather Forney Date Docketed: 0811 6/00 Intervention Deadline: 09101 100

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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMlSSlON THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

$@ 34.E MaTTER QF "THE APPLtCATIBN OF ) ORDER GRANT lNG W~@RTEL, ~ O M M ~ ~ ~ N I C A T ~ Q N S GORP, FOR CEWTlFlCATE OF 4% CERT!F!iG:ATE OF AU"l"OR1W TO PROVIDE 1 AUTHQW$TSf TEkt.EC$$MbAkIN1CAT18NS SERVICES IN SQ&T$f aAK05A 1 TCOQ-122

b'?~d "!.~gp:%i 5. I, 2000, the Public Utilities Commission (Commission), in accordance '4b~!kd.$fJC;t, ,q$2y3f "2 afid ARSEj 20: 10:24:02, received an application for a certificate of a*5:~~(g B ~ ; Y D t:ybeftet, Ccsmmunications Corp. (Cybertel).

I"j.~@flei 13fcpot;es ta offer message toll service, incoming 800/888 and travel card .* w r" $- : , A ~xspfl;lsr;'b tariff was filed by Cybertel. The Commission has classified long ,;$%Yw%$i? $@47&ag::.n $is f i~ity competitive.

c3r? Aug~i~ i f 7, %OQQ, the Cornmission electronically transmitted notice of the filing %rip !lfit6bt%t:~rr2~ @@adline of September 1 , 2000, to interested individuals and entities. @JJ z+bi$fi:s$;tzsu to ~n!@w@fl@ QF comments were filed and at its September 26, 2000, meeting,

%@ G W I Y ~ ~ Y ~ ~ S % I G ~ ~ e~t~srdsred C;ybertells request for a certificate of authority. Commission fei>f%2i??~$?d~d granting a certificate of authority, subject to the condition that Cybertei

%sf: ~ # f ~ r a g ~ s p ~ i d cnllrng card or require deposits or advance payments without prior h~l$pi"gjv&f a! t:ra Commission.

1 Pfa 4;3on3rtnfssr~r~ fFinds that it has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to SDCL C:%~@iar 48-31, speclficaliy 49-31 -3 and AKSD 20: 10:24:02 and 20:10:24:03. The ~,cy~~f~sdsie;st? Rnds Ii~af Cybsttel has m@t the legal requirements established for the granting :~f G WFT~QIF$~+J at a~~117arity, cybert~! has, in accordance with SDCL 49-31 -3, demonstrated :&,4tTbi"lie+"1~ S Q C ~ ? I ~ ~ C ~ ! , frrrancial and managerial capabilities to offer telecommunications ;.r#6~e+@ jw 8otjza Dakota. The Commission approves Cybertel's application for a ~t,:di~~%it::c.&oa auihanty, subject to the condition that Cybertel not offer a prepaid calling card i~ T$~$B,T~F@ cfQ@os1{8 or advance payments without prior approval of the Commission. As ?a@+ ~~~lr9'1f~l~s~f817~g frr?at deerston in this matter, it is therefore

6 g O E R E D . that Cyb~rtel 's application for a certificate of authority is hereby ,ezt,;;+ita$, i.-$1ix$iva October 1 I, 2000, subject to the condition that Cybertei not offer a $ $ i i ? g ~ ~ ~ t $ c4bj[r!$;t @TO or require depasits or advance payments without prior approval of the ":;;;5?!s2::&-i;ai; i t It;

f tjR FTt4EW ORDERED, that Cybertel shall file informational copies of tariff changes , j.5 ,*. ffat>~7re~~jsf0n as the changes occur.

Pk, 04ited in Pierre. South Dakota, this 2 9 day of September, 2000.

CERTFTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY

'Tn (;ondud Business As A Telecommunications Company Within The State Of South Dakota

$i ; f :~~~i :~ was Grontgd September 26, 2000. effective October 11. 2000 Docket No. TC00-122

This is to certify that

CI/BERTEL, COMMUNlCATlONS CORP.

ZP, au:!~afized &I pmvjde telecommunications seivrces in South Dakota.

l l ~ i i , r;oit:hc;ate 1s issued in accordance w~th SDCL 49-31-3 and ARSD 3 2 and is subject to all of the conditions and limitations contained in

:re r6i.r; and S!S:U~BS governing its conduct of offering telecommunications

SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC

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