2008 Conference Services

Telephone Service Credit Card Prepayment Request for Conference Attendees and Visiting Scholars

Arrival/Departure Information

Prepayment for the entire length of service is required for service activation and weekly service charges.

Note: Portions of weeks are not prorated for telephone service.

Arrival Date

Month/Day/Year

Departure Date

Month/Day/Year

Telephone Service

Only one telephone set and phone number are available per room. Voicemail is not included. Answering machines are available for purchase from the Stanford Book Store. Telephone Service Details

$39.00 activation and up to two weeks of service
$8.00 per week for additional weeks of service

Subscriber Information (* Required Fields)

Name*	First	Last
Billing Address*	Street
	City	State/Province
	Zip/Postal Code	Country
Daytime Phone*
Fax
E-mail*
Conference or Department Name*

Prepayment

To prepay with my credit card, press the "Submit Request" button below. This will take you to the secure VeriSign online payment form. If you experience problems submitting this request, contact the Stanford IT Help Desk at 650.725.HELP(4357).

Please carefully review your form before you submit it. By submitting this form, you are acknowledging your agreement to the Terms and Conditions for the services you have requested.
Please do not submit the form more than once.

Secure online prepayment is Stanford's preferred method of activating your telephone service and is set up to be the most convenient for you if you have a credit card. Your online subscription and prepayment enables IT Services to make sure your service is ready for you when you arrive. You can subscribe online after you have checked in at your residence and have picked up your room key. Once you've paid the in-person service request, you will take the receipt back to Conference Services at Encina Hall for the service request to be processed. Your service will be activated within 24 hours.

About Stanford Telephone Service ...

Stanford University telephone service allows you to:

place unlimited calls to on-campus and local off-campus locations,
receive calls directly (i.e., without operator intervention).

Additionally, you can place international long distance calls. To do so, you must:

use a calling card from a Bell operating company (e.g., SBC, NYNEX) or a long-distance carrier
(e.g., AT&T, MCI, Sprint);
use a major credit card (e.g., American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa); or
call collect or charge to a third party (e.g., your home).

The primary long distance provider is AT&T. Rates are based on location called, time of day, duration of call and payment method (calling card or credit card).

When you check in and receive your room key, you will be given your telephone number and a handout with instructions for dialing. Please feel free to share your phone number with anyone you would like to be able to reach you directly (guest numbers are not listed with the University Operator).

Stanford telephones are provided and supported by the University's IT Division, Information Technology Services. If you have any problems or questions about your service before, during, or after your stay, contact the Stanford IT Help Desk at 650.725.HELP(4357).

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Service Terms & Conditions

The following section summarizes the terms and conditions to which a telephone line and PAC is subject. Complete terms and conditions are available from the IT Services Client Center. By subscribing to service, you accept all the terms and conditions associated with said subscription, including financial liability for any service related charges billed to your account, including:

activation and monthly service charges for the service;
activation and monthly service charges for any telephone line;
incoming collect calls accepted through your telephone line;
unauthorized, fraudulent billable calls placed from your telephone line;
billable calls originating from your telephone line that were not billed through a long distance access number, or were billed collect, but disputed by the receiving party;
user-caused damage to the telephone line or telephone line outlet (e.g., abusing the physical wiring or outlet, attaching faulty or unauthorized equipment to the outlet); and
paying all costs of collection, including reasonable attorney's fees, incurred in the cost of collecting any charges.

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Last modified Wednesday, 04-Jun-2008 09:40:58 AM

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