Terms & Conditions
Effective: 2026
Terms and Conditions of Service
Alpine Valley Consulting, LLC
Effective: 2026
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern the provision of telecommunications services by Alpine Valley Consulting, LLC (“Alpine Valley,” “AVC,” “we,” or “us”) to the customer (“Customer,” “you”).
By activating services, transmitting traffic, funding an account, or accessing Alpine Valley systems, Customer agrees to be bound by these Terms.
1. Services
Alpine Valley provides IP-based telecommunications services, including:
SIP-based voice origination
SIP-based voice termination
Telephone number provisioning (where applicable)
Transit and routing services
Related network services
Alpine Valley operates as a wholesale and enterprise telecommunications provider. Services are provided on a prepaid basis unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Alpine Valley does not provide consumer dialer services and does not originate calls on its own behalf.
2. Service Activation and Acceptance
Service is deemed active upon:
Provisioning of credentials, OR
Receipt of prepaid funds, OR
Transmission of traffic through Alpine Valley’s network
Alpine Valley reserves the right to refuse service activation based on risk assessment, regulatory compliance concerns, or technical feasibility.
3. Prepaid Billing Model
All Services are strictly prepaid unless expressly agreed otherwise.
Customer must maintain a positive account balance at all times. If account balance reaches zero or falls below required thresholds:
Traffic may be automatically suspended
Numbers may be deactivated
Routing may be disabled without notice
All fees are non-refundable unless required by law.
4. Pricing and Charges
Customer agrees to pay:
Usage-based charges
Monthly recurring charges (if applicable)
Telephone number fees
Regulatory surcharges
Carrier pass-through costs
Taxes and government-imposed fees
Rates may be updated with reasonable notice via the customer portal or website.
Customer is responsible for monitoring usage and charges in real time.
5. Taxes and Regulatory Fees
Customer is responsible for all applicable:
Federal
State
Local
International
Telecommunications-specific taxes and surcharges
Valid exemption documentation must be provided in advance.
6. Regulatory Compliance Obligations
Customer represents and warrants that it:
Complies with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
Complies with the Truth in Caller ID Act
Maintains required FCC registrations (including FRN where applicable)
Maintains required Robocall Mitigation Database filings (if required)
Complies with STIR/SHAKEN obligations (if applicable to Customer’s role)
Customer is solely responsible for obtaining legally sufficient consumer consent where required.
7. Robocall Mitigation and Traffic Monitoring
Alpine Valley implements reasonable mitigation procedures consistent with FCC requirements.
Alpine Valley may monitor traffic patterns for:
Volume anomalies
Short-duration call ratios
Unauthorized ANI usage
Patterns inconsistent with stated business purpose
Alpine Valley may:
Block specific caller IDs
Suspend traffic
Restrict routing
Terminate accounts
Where necessary to comply with regulatory directives or industry traceback requirements.
8. Caller ID and Number Authorization
Customer may transmit only:
Telephone numbers assigned by Alpine Valley, OR
Numbers Customer is legally authorized to use
Alpine Valley may block traffic presenting invalid, misleading, or unauthorized caller ID information.
Alpine Valley does not guarantee caller ID attestation levels.
9. Acceptable Use
Customer shall not use the Services to:
Transmit illegal robocalls
Engage in fraud or deception
Conduct denial-of-service attacks
Transmit malware
Harass or threaten individuals
Evade regulatory enforcement
Customer is responsible for the actions of downstream users and resellers.
Violation may result in immediate suspension.
10. Resale
Resale is permitted unless otherwise restricted in writing.
Customer remains fully responsible for downstream traffic, compliance, and payment obligations.
Flow-down compliance obligations must be imposed on downstream customers.
11. Service Availability
Telecommunications services depend on third-party carriers and infrastructure.
Alpine Valley does not guarantee uninterrupted service.
Alpine Valley is not liable for outages caused by:
Upstream carriers
Internet failures
Power disruptions
Regulatory blocking
Third-party network failures
12. Intellectual Property
All routing logic, systems, APIs, documentation, and software remain the property of Alpine Valley.
Customer receives a limited, non-transferable license to access services.
Customer may not:
Reverse engineer
Replicate routing structures
Extract rate data for competitive purposes
13. Confidentiality
Each party agrees to protect non-public information received from the other.
Confidentiality obligations survive for five (5) years after termination.
14. Limitation of Liability
Services are provided “as available.”
Alpine Valley disclaims all implied warranties.
Alpine Valley’s total liability shall not exceed:
The lesser of:
Fees paid by Customer in the preceding three (3) months, OR
$10,000
Alpine Valley shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.
15. Indemnification
Customer shall indemnify and hold Alpine Valley harmless from any claims arising from:
Customer’s traffic
TCPA violations
Spoofing
Failure to obtain consent
Downstream reseller conduct
This obligation survives termination.
16. Suspension and Termination
Alpine Valley may immediately suspend or terminate services for:
Non-payment
Regulatory risk
Suspected unlawful traffic
Fraud
Insolvency
Failure to cooperate in traceback investigations
Upon termination, all outstanding balances become immediately due.
17. Governing Law and Arbitration
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming.
All disputes shall be resolved through binding arbitration under AAA Commercial Rules in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Class actions and jury trials are waived.
18. Modifications
Alpine Valley may update these Terms at any time.
Continued use of Services constitutes acceptance of updated Terms.
19. Entire Agreement
These Terms, together with the Acceptable Use Policy and Privacy Policy, constitute the entire agreement between the parties.