An entity that purchases services from a Resp Org, a Toll-Free Subscriber, a Toll-Free Service Provider, or an Agent of any of these entities.

A 10-digit telephone number, currently beginning with the NPA of 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, or 833 (As of June 3, 2017), where the receiving party incurs any call routing charges. A Toll-Free Number can exist in a status of Spare, Reserved, Assigned, Working, Disconnect, Transitional, Suspend, and Unavailable.

A Toll-Free Number created by a contractual relationship between a Toll-Free Bundled Service Provider and its customer, where one or more Toll-Free Numbers have been bundled (packaged) by the provider with other services (e.g., advertising, answering services, product fulfillment, SMS messaging, and others).

A Toll-Free Number held by Toll Free Subscribers who do not have a year-round need for the number.

A Toll-Free number for which the letters associated with the number's digits on a telephone handset spell a name or word or contain digits of particular value to the number holder.

The process of assigning, reserving, and releasing Toll-Free Numbers for public use.

The application used to access the 800 Service Management System (SMS/800).

The entity appointed by the Commission under its authority pursuant to 47 C. F. R. § 251(e)(1) that provides user support for the Service Management System (SMS/800) database and administers the Service Management System database on a day-to-day basis.

A telecommunications service for which the dialing party incurs no toll charges and the Toll-Free Subscriber determines the routing and terminations of the calls.

A Toll-Free Service which terminates traffic to more than one purchaser based upon some unique identification capabilities (e.g., PINs, authorization codes). NOTE: For Shared Use Toll-Free or Bundled Services, the Shared Use Toll-Free or Bundled Service Provider is treated as the Toll-Free Subscriber, and is responsible to notify its purchasers of these services of this fact.