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Table Of Contents 5 Calling Features 8 Voicemail 10 International OnePrice 11 FAQ 15 Home Phone Service Customer Information and Terms of Service 17 Easy Connect Instructions MyServices MyServices is your gateway to TWC TV, DVR Manager, Home Voicemail to Email and more! We are making it easy for you to: Watch TV at home using the TWC TV for ipad, iphone and Android smartphones and tablets. Set up your DVR remotely with DVR Manager. Get access to HBO GO, MAX GO and WatchESPN anywhere through the Internet. Manage your Home Phone Voicemail and settings, including Voicemail to Text, Caller ID on PC, Call Blocking, Selective Call Handling and more. Review your Home Phone call history. Register for MyServices at twc.com/myservices. All you need is your 12-digit account number and customer code located on your bill statement. Then create a user name and password to access MyServices. 2013 Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved. 3

Oceanic Home Phone Service You are now connected to the reliability and clarity of Oceanic Time Warner Cable s technology as well as the value and simplicity offered with our service. All Oceanic Time Warner Cable Home Phone customers receive the following benefits: All the most popular features, including Caller ID, Call Waiting, Call Waiting ID, Call Forwarding, Speed Dial, Anonymous Call Reject and more. 30-day money-back guarantee. One bill from one company you can call locally for assistance. Low international rates. Enhanced 9-1-1 service delivers your address and phone number to emergency responders. For an additional monthly fee, you can also add Voicemail. Unlimited Nationwide Phone customers receive unlimited calling from their home to anywhere in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands and American Samoa. Unlimited Statewide Phone customers receive unlimited calling to anywhere statewide. My Island Phone customers receive unlimited calling to anywhere on their island. To view your local calling area, please visit www.digitalphone.oceanic.com International OnePrice International OnePrice customers receive up to 1,000 minutes on calls to landline phones in more than 100 countries for just $19.95 more per month. For more information, visit www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/iop. (See page 10 for more information). Global Penny Phone Plan is an international, pay-as-you-go calling plan. For a low monthly charge, customers can enjoy one-penny-per-minute rates to approximately 50 top international destinations. Calling Features Instructions HELPFUL INCLUDED FEATURES Caller ID Caller ID Block (*67) Caller ID Restore (*82) Call Waiting Cancel Call Waiting (*70) Call Waiting ID Call Forwarding (*72) Speed Dial (*74) Anonymous Call Reject (*77) Retrieve Voice Messages (*98) Local Number Portability Directory Listing & Directory Assist. Listing Unlimited Usage Local Customer Service & Support (6-1-1) Enhanced 911 (911) Inbound Call Restriction Outgoing Call Restriction 4

Calling Features CUSTOMER SERVICE & SUPPORT Anytime you need technical assistance with your Unlimited Nationwide Phone, Unlimited Statewide or My Island Phone service, features or benefits, simply dial 6-1-1 from your home phone. CALL DETAIL RECORD ONLINE As a Home Phone customer, just click My Account at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/ residential and enter your user ID and password to access your Call Record. To see how many minutes you ve used or to review your calling history, including calls you ve made that aren t in the plan, please visit www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. For access, you must first register online with your customer code, which can be found on your welcome letter. This code also appears on your monthly billing statement. You may need to wait up to 72 hours after Home Phone service is activated before accessing this site. 9 1 1 ENHANCED 9-1-1 In an emergency, it s hard to remember more than 9-1-1. Enhanced 9-1-1 automatically transmits your address and phone number to emergency service providers. The voice-enabled cable modem used to provide Home Phone service is electrically powered, and in the event of a power outage or an Oceanic Time Warner Cable network failure, Home Phone service, including the ability to access Enhanced 9-1-1 services, may not be available. The Home Phone Terms of Service prohibit you from moving your voice-enabled cable modem to a new address. If your modem is moved to another address, Enhanced 9-1-1 services will not operate properly because 9-1-1 operators will not be able to accurately identify the caller s location in an emergency. If you would like to establish service at a new location, you must call Oceanic Time Warner Cable. Enhanced 9-1-1 may not be available from some emergency service providers. CALLER ID Caller ID allows you to see who s calling before you answer the phone. If your telephone has a display screen, the name and telephone number associated with an incoming call may appear on the screen. How to use: 1. When you receive a call, wait until your telephone completes the first ringing signal. 2. The telephone number calling you, and the name associated with that number in the telephone company records, may automatically appear on your Caller ID display screen. NOTES: Caller ID requires a display telephone or an add-on display unit. If a letter P or Private appears on your display after the first ring, the caller may have blocked the display of their name and number before placing the call. If unknown name, unknown number, out of area or O appears, the caller is in an area that does not support Caller ID services. CALLER ID ON TV If you subscribe to both Home Phone Service and Digital TV from Oceanic Time Warner Cable, you can enjoy the added convenience of using your TV as a Caller ID display. When the phone rings, the caller s name and phone number are shown in the top left-hand corner of your television screen. Now you don t have to get up to decide whether you want to answer the phone or not. How to use: To turn Caller ID on TV on or off: 1. Press on your remote control. 2. Scroll DOWN to Caller ID and press. 3. Highlight Set Up and press. 5

Calling Features (cont.) 4. Prompt will appear with your current setting (OFF or ON). If OFF appears, press to turn Caller ID ON. If ON appears, press to turn Caller ID OFF. 5. Press. To see who the last 20 callers were: 1. Press on your remote control. 2. Scroll DOWN to Caller ID and press. 3. The Call Log will appear with the last 20 calls. 4. Use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll through the list, and press for additional details or to delete a chosen record. 5. You may also scroll UP to Set Up and follow the on-screen prompts to clear the entire list. * 8 2 CALLER ID RESTORE For those who have their outgoing Caller ID blocked, Caller ID Restore allows you to override your Caller ID privacy status. Dial star (*) 82 before dialing a phone number to allow the party you are calling to view your Caller ID information. CALL WAITING Call Waiting alerts you when another caller is trying to reach you while you re already on the phone. How it works: A special tone alerts you to a waiting call; the person calling you hears the normal ring tone. To answer a waiting call: 1. While you re on the phone, a special tone tells you a second call is waiting. 2. Press and quickly release the Receiver or Flash button on your phone. While you talk with one caller, the other caller will automatically be placed on hold. Each conversation remains private. To alternate between callers: Press and quickly release the Receiver or Flash button on your phone. While you talk with one caller, the other caller will automatically be placed on hold. Each conversation remains private. To end either call: 1. While on the phone with the caller you want to disconnect, hang up the phone. 2. Your phone will ring. 3. When you answer, you ll be connected with the caller you placed on hold. * 7 0 CANCEL CALL WAITING Cancel Call Waiting allows you to disable the Call Waiting feature for the duration of a telephone call. Dial star (*) 70 before dialing a phone number to disable the Call Waiting feature. CALL WAITING ID Call Waiting ID combines Caller ID and Call Waiting. This feature lets you use your telephone without missing other calls. A special tone alerts you to a waiting call, and you also receive a visual display of the name and number of the person calling on your Caller ID display unit. This puts you in control of which calls you ll accept. 6

Calling Features (cont.) * 7 2 CALL FORWARDING Call Forwarding allows you to forward your calls to an alternate number. To enable, login to VoiceZone. How it works: 1. Dial star (*) 72, listen for three short beeps and then a dial tone, enter the 7- or 10-digit number (dialing 1 first whenever it applies) where you want calls to be forwarded and wait for the confirmation tone. 2. After the confirmation tone, the system will automatically place a courtesy call to the forwardto-number. If the forward-to party answers the courtesy call, the feature is activated. 3. If the forward-to line is busy or there is no answer to the courtesy call, the feature is not activated. You can still activate Call Forwarding by repeating the activation procedure within two minutes of the first attempt. 4. You will hear an error message if the forward-to number is invalid. Calls will continue to forward to the chosen number until deactivated. 5. If you have Voicemail, calls that would normally transfer into Voicemail will continue to go to the forward-to number, thereby bypassing Voicemail. * 7 3 CANCEL CALL FORWARDING You must remember to deactivate Call Forwarding by dialing star (*) 73 and waiting for the deactivation confirmation tone. * 7 4 SPEED DIAL Speed Dial allows you to call frequently dialed phone numbers using just one digit. To enable, login to VoiceZone. Dial star (*) 74; listen for the stutter tone, then choose a digit from 2 to 9; enter the 7- or 10-digit number (dialing 1 first whenever it applies) that will be speed dialed and wait for the confirmation tone. Press the chosen digit (from 2 to 9) followed by the pound (#) key, and the system will speed dial the telephone number that correlates to the chosen digit. You can store up to eight numbers at one time. To change any of the stored numbers, simply repeat the process with the new desired telephone number. * 7 7 ANONYMOUS CALL REJECT (ACR) ACR allows you to block unwanted calls from callers who restrict sending their Caller ID information, such as Anonymous callers. Dial star (*) 77 to activate and wait for the confirmation tone; all unidentified calls will then be rejected. You must dial star (*) 87 to deactivate this feature. To enable, login to VoiceZone. NOTE: Voicemail subscribers who activate this feature along with Caller ID Block (*67) must use their Voicemail access number, instead of their home phone number, to access the Voicemail system from home. * 6 7 CALLER ID BLOCKING Caller ID Blocking allows you to temporarily change the permanent public/private status indicator of your phone number. Dial star (*) 67 before dialing a phone number to block the availability of your Caller ID information. NOTE: Voicemail subscribers who activate this feature along with Anonymous Call Reject must use their Voicemail access number, instead of their home phone number, to access the Voicemail system from home. ADDITIONAL CHARGES BLOCKING (ACB) Additional Charges Blocking gives you the ability to block ALL outbound calls that could result in additional Home Phone Service charges (such as 0 calls to the operator, calls to 900/976 numbers, calls to 411 and international calls). There is no cost to activate or deactivate this service. If you are interested in activating ACB, please contact customer service. NOTE: When ACB is activated you will not be able to dial 0 to contact an operator for dialing assistance. If you need help in an emergency, be sure to dial 9-1-1, not 0. 7

Home Phone Voicemail Instructions The following instructions are for Oceanic Time Warner Cable Home Phone customers who subscribe to the Voicemail feature. Setting Up a Voicemail Account You will need to set up your Voicemail before using it. Once setup is complete, your Voicemail will be ready to receive messages. Personalizing Your Voicemail 1. Dial star (*) 98 on your Home Phone. 2. The Voicemail system will ask for your temporary Personal Identification Number (PIN), which is the last four digits of your Home Phone telephone number. 3. The Voicemail system will then prompt you to select a four-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) and to press the pound (#) key. Select a PIN that is easy to remember but difficult for someone else to guess. Please note that your PIN cannot contain pound (#) or star (*). The Voicemail system will ask you to verify your PIN by entering it a second time and pressing the pound (#) key. NOTE: Home Phone allows you the option to access your Voicemail without using your PIN. This option (PIN SKIP) is automatically enabled when accessing your Voicemail system from home. If you would like to disable PIN SKIP, simply access the Voicemail system and dial 4322. Should you want to re-enable PIN SKIP you can also dial 4322 ; the system will always tell you the status of PIN SKIP, and you can decide when to enable or disable this feature. 4. The Voicemail system will prompt you to state your name and press the pound (#) key. If multiple people use Home Phone, you should record a name that represents all the individuals in the home. For example, Sam and Rebecca or the Smith family. When recording is completed, you may: Press the 1 key to use the recording of your name. Press the 2 key to listen to the recording of your name. Press the 3 key to record your name again. 5. The Voicemail system will ask you to record a greeting and then press the pound (#) key. This is the greeting callers will hear when you are unable to answer the phone. Press the 1 key to use the recording of your standard greeting. Press the 2 key to listen to the recording of your standard greeting. Press the 3 key to record your standard greeting again. 6. Once your Voicemail account setup is complete, you will have the opportunity to return to the main menu, or, if you are finished, simply hang up to exit. You may also exit by pressing star (*) 9. * 9 8 RETRIEVING VOICEMAIL MESSAGES The following instructions will guide you through the process of retrieving your Voicemail messages. There are three possible ways to access your Voicemail: by dialing star (*) 98, your own Home Phone telephone number or the Voicemail access number 808-206-9800. You can retrieve messages from home or, while you are away from home, using any touch-tone phone. At Home, Using Your Home Phone 1. Lift the handset of your phone. 2. A stutter tone means you have Voicemail. 3. Dial star (*) 98 or your 7- or 10-digit home phone number, and wait for your Voicemail to answer. 4. The Voicemail system will tell you how many new messages you have. 5. Press the 1 key to listen to your messages. NOTE: Customers are no longer required to enter their four-digit PINs to retrieve messages at home. While this is a great time-saving feature, PIN SKIP significantly decreases the privacy protection and security of your Voicemail. If you would like to disable PIN SKIP, simply access the Voicemail system and dial 4322 following the prompts. 8

MANAGING YOUR VOICEMAIL MESSAGES Away from home, using any other phone (dialing your home phone number) 1. Lift the handset of any touch tone phone. 2. Dial your 7- or 10-digit home phone number. 3. Wait for your call to go into the Voicemail system; you will hear your Voicemail greeting. 4. Press the star (*) key. 5. Enter your PIN followed by the pound(#) key. 6. The Voicemail system will tell you how many new Voicemail messages you have. 7. Press the 1 key to listen to your messages. Away from home, using any other phone (dialing your Voicemail access number) 1. Lift the handset of any touch-tone phone. 2. Dial the Voicemail access number 808-206-9800. 3. Enter your 10-digit home telephone number and press the pound (#) key. 4. Enter your PIN followed by the pound (#) key. 5. The Voicemail system will tell you how many new Voicemail messages you have. 6. Press the 1 key to listen to your messages. When you have finished listening to your Voicemail messages, there are several options available to manage them. The following directions describe these options. Saving a Voicemail Message Once you have listened to a message, you have the option of saving it. 1. If you want to save the message, press the pound (#) key immediately at the conclusion of the message. 2. The Voicemail system will save the message and begin playing the next message. Replaying a Voicemail Message Once you have listened to a message, you have the option of replaying it. 1. To replay a message, press the 1 key at any time during the message. 2. The Voicemail system will replay the message. Marking a Voicemail Message as New Once you have listened to a message, you have the option of marking the message as new. You may also mark messages that you have previously saved as new. 1. To mark a message as new, press the 6 key immediately after listening to the message. 2. The next time you access Voicemail, the message will be presented as though it were a new message. Rewinding a Voicemail Message Once you have listened to a message, you can rewind the message several seconds. 1. To rewind the message several seconds, press the 7 key at any time during message playback. 2. The message will rewind several seconds and begin playing again. Press the 7 key continually or simply press the 1 key to completely rewind the message. Advancing a Voicemail Message Once you have listened to a message, you can advance the message several seconds. 1. Advance the message several seconds by pressing the 9 key at any time during playback. 2. The message will advance several seconds and begin playing again. 3. Press the pound (#) key to advance to the end and save the message. 4. Press the 3 key to advance to the end and delete the message. 5. Press the 6 key to advance to the end and save the message as new. 9

MANAGING YOUR VOICEMAIL MESSAGES (cont.) Deleting a Voicemail Message Once you have listened to a message, you have the option to delete it. 1. If you wish to delete a message, press the 3 key at any time during the message. 2. The message will be erased. Retrieving Deleted Voicemail Messages 1. If you have accidentally deleted a Voicemail message, press the star (*) 7 immediately to return to the deleted message. 2. If you have chosen to delete a message, that message will be temporarily stored in saved messages until you end the session and hang up the phone. 3. If at a later time during the session you wish to recover a message you ve chosen to delete, you can review deleted messages by pressing the 1 key from the main menu. When you hear the message you wish to recover, you can save the message by pressing the pound (#) key or mark it as new by pressing the 6 key. VoiceZone VoiceZone, within MyServices at oceanic.com, lets you manage your Home Phone features such as Voicemail to Text, Selective Call Blocking, Distinctive Ring, Call Forwarding, Speed Dial, Anonymous Call Reject and more. Download the VoiceZone Connect app for control over your Home Phone features from your Windows PC or Mac. See incoming call notifications with Caller ID, send calls directly to Voicemail and more. Access Voicemail anytime, anywhere with Voicemail to Text. Receive Home Phone Voicemail message transcriptions via text message to a mobile phone or email address. Messages can be sent to up to 5 mobile phone numbers and email addresses. You can also receive an audio file of the recorded Voicemail message as an optional attachment to email notifications. International OnePrice Get 1,000 minutes per month with the International OnePrice calling plan. 10 Connect with loved ones around the world every day for up to 1,000 minutes per month. Call to landline phones in more than 100 countries, including Mexico, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Peru, China, India, the Philippines, Germany and the United Kingdom. Calls to mobile phones in 14 countries are also included: Anguilla, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Macau, Paraguay, St. Kitts and Thailand. As a Home Phone customer you can add International OnePrice for just $19.95 more per month if you have another qualifying Oceanic Time Warner Cable service. Forget calling cards. International OnePrice makes calling easier and less expensive than ever before. International OnePrice is available to customers who subscribe to Home Phone. Offer valid in Home Phone serviceable areas. Participating countries can be found at www. oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/iop. International OnePrice applies only to calls terminating on a landline phone in most countries. Calls terminating to cell phones with a service provider based in the following countries are included in the plan: Anguilla, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Macau, Paraguay, St. Kitts and Thailand. International OnePrice provides customers with 1,000 minutes of calling time per calendar month. Your billing cycle may not match the calendar month. Per-minute charges will apply to all international calling after the first 1,000 minutes per month and to all international calling to destinations that are not covered by International OnePrice. Applicable per-minute rates are listed at www.digitalphone.oceanic.com Additional charges apply for taxes, fees, Directory Assistance, and Operator Services. International OnePrice does not apply to international calls to satellite phones, special services numbers, including foreign toll-free numbers and caller-paid information services, including 900-type numbers, calls to chat lines and calls to mobile telephone numbers, except as listed above, and all such calls will be billed to you on a per-minute basis. Other restrictions may apply. INTERNATIONAL ONEPRICE is a registered trademark of Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. 2013 Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved. Global Penny Phone Plan It s the flexible international calling plan. Just pay-as-you-go for one-penny-per-minute. No buckets of minutes or quotas to observe. Use any number of minutes you want, to call many international destinations. Destinations include countries as far away as, China, Morocco and Iceland. With Oceanic Time Warner Cable Home Phone service, this calling plan can be added for $2.95 per month to get one-penny-per-minute rates to about 50 countries. Some restrictions apply. For your protection from fraudulent practices, international dialing will be automatically blocked when charges exceed $150 in international long distance calls in a single month.

FAQ Q: Can I have all the phones in my home connected to Home Phone Service? A: Yes, all of the phones in your home can be connected to Home Phone. Q: Can I get discounts on my Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone or My Island Phone if I have other Oceanic Time Warner Cable services? A: Yes. Customers who have Unlimited Nationwide Phone service for Unlimited Statewide for My Island Phone for Standard TV AND Standard Internet $39.95 per month $29.95 per month $24.95 per month Standard TV OR Standard Internet $44.95 per month $34.95 per month $29.95 per month Neither Standard TV nor Internet $49.95 per month $39.95 per month N/A NOTE: My Island Phone service is not available as a stand-alone service. Q: Can I disconnect my current phone service once Oceanic Home Phone Service has been installed? A: Yes. If you keep your current telephone number, you do not need to contact your current phone service provider. You will continue to have service from your current phone provider until we complete your Home Phone Service installation. Once your Home Phone service installation is complete and your phone number is successfully transferred, we will contact your current phone service provider to ensure your previous phone service is disconnected. If you receive a new telephone number from Oceanic Time Warner Cable and no longer require phone service from your current phone service provider, then you will need to contact your current phone service provider to disconnect your current phone service. We recommend that you disconnect your current phone service after the Oceanic Home Phone Service installation is complete so that you are not without phone service. Q: Why am I still receiving bills from my former phone company? A: You may have switched phone service during the middle of your billing cycle with your former phone company. Based on this, the carrier will send you a bill for the last days that you had service in order to close your account. If you received a new telephone number from Oceanic Time Warner Cable, you need to call your former telephone company to cancel your former phone service. If you did NOT call your former phone company to cancel your phone service, you may be receiving bills from your former phone company because they still consider you an active customer. Please call your former phone company to cancel your service. Q: Can I use my modem to access the Internet and talk on the phone at the same time? A: Yes. Your modem will allow you to access the Internet and talk on the phone at the same time because each feature of your modem is independent. 11

FAQ (cont.) Q: Can I use Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service for my business? A: No. Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone are residential telephone services. Q: Can I call 9-1-1 using Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: Yes, absolutely. Safety is an important consideration, and Unlimited Nationwide Phone/ Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service provides 9-1-1 and Enhanced 9-1-1 (9-1-1/ E9-1-1) service automatically with your subscription. E9-1-1 transmits your address along with your phone number to emergency services when you dial 9-1-1 from your home phone. Please note that some emergency services departments are not E9-1-1 compatible or may not be able to automatically view your address because of processing delays. Also, some emergency services departments may take several days or weeks to process address updates for new customers and, as a result, until those updates are complete you may not have E9-1-1 service and your address may not be transmitted to emergency services when you dial 9-1-1. It is therefore important to identify your location to the emergency services operator when you dial 9-1-1. Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone does not include backup power and, as is the case with a cordless phone, should there be a power outage, Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone, including the ability to access 9-1-1 to access emergency services, may not be available until the power is restored. Q: Can I receive collect calls with Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: Yes. You can receive collect calls as you normally would, with the exception of calls from correctional facilities. Collect call charges may appear in a lump sum on your monthly bill in a line called Directory Assistance and Operator Services, or be billed directly by the collect call carrier. Call detail is available to you at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential by clicking My Account. Q: Can I choose my own long-distance carrier? A: Yes. If you subscribe to Unlimited Nationwide Phone, you ll receive unlimited long-distance calling to anywhere in the United States. Canada and Puerto Rico, plus unlimited local and in-state calling, for as low as $39.95 per month. However, if you prefer to use a different long-distance carrier, you may do so by ordering long-distance service from that provider. If you subscribe to Unlimited Statewide Phone, there is no extra charge for calling within your state, and domestic long-distance calls cost just $0.05 per minute. If you subscribe to My Island Phone, there is no extra charge for calling within your local area. Calls outside your calling area, including domestic long-distance calls, costs just $0.07 per minute. If you choose to have another long-distance provider, that provider will bill you for your long-distance calling and Oceanic Time Warner Cable will continue to bill you for your Home Phone Service. Q: How do I make a long-distance call with Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: You don t need to do anything different when you place calls with Unlimited Nationwide Phone/ Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone. Just dial as you normally would. All calls outside your calling area will be charged at a per-minute rate. Q: Are calls to U.S. territories included in Unlimited Nationwide Phone? A: Calls to the following U.S. territories are included in Unlimited Nationwide Phone to Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Calls to the following U.S. territories are NOT included in Unlimited Nationwide Phone: Guantanamo Bay and the Marshall Islands. Check out our low international rates at www.oceanic.com/products/ phone/residential/international/internationalrates. International calls to mobile devices may incur additional charges. 12

FAQ (cont.) If you subscribe to Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone, all calls to U.S. territories will be billed at our low international rates. Q: Can I make international calls with Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/ My Island Phone service? A: Yes. Calls to international locations are billed at rates competitive with those of other major providers. And there are no changes to how you make international calls with Home Phone. Just dial like you normally would (for example, 011+ country code + city code + the number of the person or company you wish to call). International calls to mobile devices may incur additional charges. Check out our low international rates at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/ international/internationalrates. After the first minute, we bill international calls in six-second increments (with the exception of calls to Mexico, which are rounded up to the next minute). And there s no monthly fee for standard access to international calling; you only pay when you make an international call. If you make international calls regularly, our revolutionary International OnePrice may be right for you. See page 10 for more details. Q: What countries are included in the International OnePrice calling plan? A: More than 100 countries are included in the International OnePrice calling plan. Countries include Mexico, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Peru, China, India, the Philippines, Germany and the United Kingdom. For a complete list of countries, visit www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/iop. Q: Can I make calls to cell phones via the International OnePrice calling plan? A: Yes, to some countries. Calls to cell phones based in Anguilla, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Macau, Paraguay, St. Kitts and Thailand are included. Calls to cell phones based in all other countries will be charged at a per-minute rate. Q: How will I know if the international country I call is included in International OnePrice? A: Please visit us online at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/iop for the complete list of countries included in International OnePrice. Q: Is there maximum usage for the International OnePrice calling plan? A: Yes. International OnePrice provides you with up to 1,000 minutes of calling time per month. Usage of more then 1,000 minutes per month will result in additional charges at the published per-minute pricing at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/internationalrates. Q: How will I know how many minutes I have used each month in my International OnePrice calling plan? A: You can manage your International OnePrice calling plan and see how many minutes you have used online with the IOP Usage Tracker in MyServices. View all of your IOP usage from one convenient online location, including your international calling plan minutes, in-plan and out-of-plan usage. (Minutes used may take 24 hours to reflect in IOP Usage Tracker.) 1. Log in to MyServices. 2. Go to the PHONE tab and select CALL HISTORY from the Quick Links. 3. IOP Usage will be displayed under CALL DETAIL. (IOP Usage will not be displayed if there was no activity on the account.) If you are away from your computer and cannot check your IOP usage online, call 643-2100 for assistance. 13

FAQ (cont.) Q: Will I receive a separate bill for Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: No. Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service will appear as a line item on your Oceanic Time Warner Cable monthly statement. Additional charges for any calls made to international locations, Directory Assistance and Operator Services will appear on additional lines on the same bill. For information on these types of calls and charges, please visit our website at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/internationalrates. Q: Will I be provided with a detailed breakdown of my call activity with Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: Yes. You can access a detailed breakdown of your call activity at www.oceanic.com/products/ phone/residential by clicking My Account. For Unlimited Nationwide Phone customers, this breakdown will not include local call information. For Unlimited Statewide Phone customers, this breakdown will not include in-state call information. For My Island Phone customers, this breakdown will not include local calling area call information. Q: Does Oceanic Time Warner Cable provide technical support for Unlimited Nationwide Phone/ Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: Yes. A big benefit of Oceanic Time Warner Cable is that you get complete support for all of our services just by contacting us. Contact us by calling 643-2100 or dialing 6-1-1 from your Home Phone. You can also contact us by sending an email to digitalphonehawaii@twcable.com Q: What if I have a problem? A: For a problem with your bill or service, call Oceanic Time Warner Cable at 643-2100. Q: What if my service is changed without my permission? A: This is called slamming and it s illegal. If your local, in-state or long-distance service is switched without your permission, contact Oceanic Time Warner Cable at 643-2100, contact the Hawaii PUC at 808-586-2020, call the FCC at 1-888-225-5322 or go to www.fcc.gov. Q: Is there a phone number or website that I can call or visit to learn more about Unlimited Nationwide Phone/Unlimited Statewide Phone/My Island Phone service? A: You can call 643-2100 for answers to your questions or visit the Oceanic Time Warner Cable website at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND THE LATEST UPDATES, VISIT www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. 14

Home Phone Service Customer Information And Terms Of Service Specific Terms Regarding Home Phone Service Oceanic Time Warner Cable (OTWC) offers several different Home Phone Calling Plans. All Home Phone Calling Plans include popular calling features, including Call Waiting, Caller ID, Call Waiting ID, Call Forwarding, Speed Dialing, Three-Way Calling and Anonymous Call Rejection. Voicemail and special features are available for an extra monthly charge. All rates and fees are subject to change. Current rates are available at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/details_pricing. Calling Plans Home Phone Unlimited Nationwide service allows you to call anyone, anytime, anywhere in the United States, U.S. Territories and Canada as frequently as you like for one simple monthly price, based on the package of services you purchase from OTWC. Current rates and offers are available at www.oceanic. com/products/phone/residential. Additional charges apply for taxes, fees, international calling and calls to directory assistance and operator services. Home Phone may be used to make calls using other long-distance providers, calling cards and dial around (10-10-) services. Home Phone Unlimited Instate allows you to call anyone, anytime, anywhere within your state as frequently as you like for one simple monthly price based on the package of services you get from OTWC. Information regarding current rates, offers and identifying your calling area is available at www. oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. Additional charges apply for taxes, fees, international calling and directory assistance and operator services calls. Home Phone Unlimited may be used to make calls using other long-distance providers, calling cards and dial around (10-10-) services. Home Phone Unlimited Local allows you to call anyone, anytime, anywhere within the boundaries of your local calling area as frequently as you like for one simple monthly price, based on the package of services you purchase from OTWC. Information regarding current rates, offers and local calling area information is available at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. Additional charges apply for taxes, fees, international calling, directory assistance and operator services calls. Home Phone Unlimited Local may be used to make calls using other long-distance providers, calling cards and dial around (10-10-) services. International OnePrice Calling allows you to call more than 100 countries for an additional flat monthly fee. The International OnePrice Calling Plan is available to residential customers subscribing to any Home Phone Calling plan identified above and applies only to calls terminating on landline phones and to calls terminating on cell phones based in the following countries: China, Hong King, India, Macau, Paraguay and Thailand. A current list of countries included in the International OnePrice Calling Plan is available at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/international/iop/countries. Calls to other locations will incur charges at current OTWC rates, which can be found at www.oceanic.com/products/ phone/residential.com. If your additional per-minute international calling charges exceed $150 in any month, we may restrict your access to chargeable international calling and may require you to make an interim bill payment. Calls to satellite phones, special services numbers, including international toll-free and caller-paid services (900 numbers), calls to chat lines and calls to cell phones are not included and will incur additional per-minute charges. Current rates and offers are available at www.oceanic.com/ products/phone/residential. Additional charges apply for taxes, fees, directory assistance and operator services calls. Three-way calling and call forwarding features cannot be used with the International OnePrice Calling Plan. The International OnePrice Calling Plan provides up to 1,000 minutes of calling time per month, based upon your monthly OTWC billing cycle. OTWC reserves the right to monitor usage for possible abuse of service. Seasonal Service allows you to temporarily suspend Home Phone service without losing your telephone number or access to 911 and Voicemail. When you have Seasonal Service, you cannot make any outbound calls, except calls to 911 or to OTWC service, and all inbound callers will be sent to your Voicemail, if active, or hear a busy signal. To activate Seasonal Service, you must be a current Home Phone service subscriber. You must also identify the date that Seasonal Service should become active and the date when your Home Phone service should be restored. Seasonal Service may be activated up to two times per year, and, when activated, Seasonal Service must remain in place for a minimum of two months and a maximum of six months. Seasonal Service may not be activated for more than six months per year. When activating Seasonal Service, your account balance must be current and you must provide a temporary billing address, pay your bill in advance for the period during which Seasonal Service will be active, or sign up for automatic payment. If you have more than one Home Phone line, you must activate Seasonal Service on all lines at the same time. You may not change your directory listing selection or activate or deactivate Voicemail while Seasonal Service is active. Please note that Seasonal Service will not support alarm or home monitoring systems, as outbound calling capability will be suspended while Seasonal Service is active. For more information, call 643-2100. 15

Home Phone Service Customer Information And Terms Of Service (cont.) Your Home Phone charges will appear as a series of line items on your OTWC bill. You may view details of your outbound international, directory assistance and operator service calls and charges at any time by logging in to the OTWC secure web site, which you may access by clicking on My Account at www. oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. Also, you may request a mailed copy of your recent outbound calling details by contacting your local Customer Service office. Customer Service contact information is available online at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential or you may call Customer Service by dialing 6-1-1 from your Home Phone. If you are an International OnePrice Calling Plan subscriber, calls to countries included in the International OnePrice Calling Plan will be identified but charges will only appear for calls that are not included in the plan or exceed the monthly calling limit. Except for calls made under the International OnePrice Calling Plan, all calls to international locations will be billed on a per-minute basis. Current rates for calls to all locations outside the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and U.S. Territories can be found at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential/ international/internationalrates. Charges for directory assistance, operator services, Voicemail, unpublished listings and seasonal service plans ( Additional Charge Services ) are not included in Home Phone Calling Plans and will be billed separately, based on usage. Additional information about Home Phone Calling Plans, rates and additional charge services may be found at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. Home Phone is compatible with most home monitoring and security systems. However, OTWC is not responsible for installing, supporting or servicing home monitoring or security systems offered by other providers. If you plan to use Home Phone with a home monitoring or security system, you must contact your service provider to verify that your service is compatible with Home Phone and that it is functioning properly after Home Phone installation. Time Warner Cable is not responsible for the cost of conducting any tests or configuring your home monitoring or security system. National Do Not Call List If you would like to add or remove your number from the National Do Not Call List, you may do so by calling 1-888-382-1222 or online at www.donotcall.gov. Payment Information Payment for your OTWC services, including Home Phone Service, other charges and all taxes and fees, must be received by the date indicated on your bill. Please report any billing errors immediately. OTWC will not provide credit for disputed charges that are not reported within 150 days of the date that the charge first appears on your bill. To request credits for service interruptions, please call OTWC customer service at 643-2100 or send a written request to your local OTWC office. An administrative fee of $7.00 will be applied on any unpaid sixty (60) day Home Phone balance. Payments must be received when due to avoid service interruption or termination. Non-payment of any portion of your OTWC statement for Video, Internet and Home Phone services may result in disconnection of any and all services, including Home Phone Services. Account holders are liable for payment for all services rendered by OTWC prior to customer s request to terminate service. All equipment remains the property of OTWC. Important Additional Information Important 9-1-1 Notice: Home Phone does not include back-up power and, as is the case with an electric-powered home cordless phone, should there be a power outage or OTWC network failure, Home Phone, including the ability to access emergency 9-1-1 services, may not be available. You may not move your Home Phone voice-enabled modem to a new address. If you do so, Enhanced 9-1-1 services will not operate properly as emergency operators will be unable to accurately identify your location in an emergency. If you would like to establish service at a new address you must call OTWC. Upon your receipt of this information, you may, for any reason, cancel your order for OTWC Home Phone without any penalty or further obligation. As with all OTWC products, you re also eligible for a 30-day money back guarantee. Additional service charges incurred during the first 30 days, such as calls to international locations, directory services and operator assistance are independent of this guarantee and will be billed and due in case of cancellation. Finally, the OTWC Residential Subscription Agreement and Subscriber Privacy Notice govern your use of OTWC Home Phone Service. These materials are provided by OTWC and are available at www.oceanic.com/products/phone/residential. 16

Home Phone Easy Connect Instruction Guide Online Tutorial available at www.timewarnercable.com/en/ residential-home/support/phone.html Installing and using Home Phone is simple and easy. Just follow the step by step instructions below and install your phone modem and telephone to get connected. Back of Home Phone Modem (WebSTAR shown) Power Adapter: Plug into electrical outlet or power strip Line 2: To phone base for second phone number (Subscription to a 2nd Phone Number required) Line 1: To phone base for primary phone number Ethernet: To computer for Internet connection USB: Alternate connection to computer STEP 1 Check all items included in your kit: 1) Home Phone Modem 2) coaxial cable(s) 3) ethernet cable 4) phone cable 5) cable splitter (optional) and 6) power adapter STEP 2 Familiarize yourself with all the ports on the back of the Home Phone modem (see diagram above). STEP 3 Determine which hook-up diagram (following pages) to use. Follow installation instructions. STEP 4 Plug the modem into an electrical outlet, preferably a surge protector (not provided). The surge protector should be plugged into a grounded 110V AC outlet. Power up all devices. Wait up to 30 minutes while your modem downloads the latest firmware. Check lights on the front of the Home Phone Modem. If lights are green, the telephone is connected. WebSTAR Modem: Power, Receive, Send and Cable lights should all be solid green. STEP 5 Call 206-9063 for Connectivity Test of your phone service. Cable: To cable outlet or cable splitter TROUBLESHOOTING Once your service has been activated, your Home Phone modem should operate continuously without maintenance. If you don t have a dial tone, please check the following possible causes before you contact Oceanic Time Warner Cable. Check the coaxial cable at the modem and at the outlet. If the connection on your coaxial cable becomes loose either at your modem or at the cable outlet, you will not be able to use your phone. Secure the connection by ensuring that each end of the cable is tightly connected. Reset the modem. Turn the modem s power off by unplugging the modem s power cable from the wall. Leave it unplugged for one minute, then plug it back in and it will be reset. Confirm that your cable signal is active. If you have cable television service, confirm that you are receiving the signal and that the channels are clear by viewing multiple channels on your TV. If you still do not have a dial tone, please contact Oceanic Time Warner Cable at 643-2100. IMPortant Note: The Home Phone Easy Connect Kit is not designed to work with your existing phone jacks/outlets. Connecting the Home Phone Modem to your existing house wiring without first physically removing your prior phone service provider s network from your home s network may cause damage to the public telephone network. Should you wish to activate your existing household phone jacks/outlets, please contact Oceanic Time Warner Cable to make arrangements. An activation charge per phone jack will apply. 17

Hook-up Diagrams and Instructions When disconnecting your Home Phone Modem from the coaxial cable, first, unplug the Modem from the power source to avoid possible damage. To prevent damage to the Home Phone Modem, do not use a power supply other than the Modem Power Pack included with the Home Phone Modem provided. Home Phone Only Setup DIAGRAM 1 1. Connect the phone cable (B) from the telephone base for the primary telephone number to the LINE 1 connector on the Digital Phone Modem. 2. Complete this step only if you subscribe to a 2nd phone number, otherwise, skip to step 3. Connect the phone cable from telephone base for the second telephone number to the LINE 2 connector on the Home Phone Modem (not shown in diagram). 3. Connect Coaxial Cable (A) to Modem and Cable Outlet. If you are using a dedicated Cable Wall Outlet (no TV attached), plug one end of the coaxial cable (A) into the wall outlet and the other end into the cable in outlet on the back of the Modem. 4. If required, plug the POWER connector from the telephone main base unit into an electrical outlet. 5. Plug the POWER ADAPTER into the Home Phone Modem and into an electrical outlet. 6. Wait up to 30 minutes and check the lights on the front of the Modem. If all lights are green, the telephone is connected. WebSTAR Modem: Power, Receive, Send and Cable lights should all be solid green. NOTE: Read the telephone manual first to set up base stations and wait the appropriate time to use your new phones as recommended in the manual. Home Phone With DIGITAL TV Setup DIAGRAM 2 If a TV is already using the cable wall outlet, follow these instructions to use the cable splitter provided in this kit. 1. Turn TV off. 2. Disconnect the existing coaxial cable (A) from the wall. 3. Attach this coaxial cable (A) to the connection labeled out on the splitter 4. Attach one of the provided coaxial cables to the splitter connection labeled in, then attach the other end of this cable (B) to the wall outlet. 5. Connect one end of the other coaxial cable (C) provided to the remaining splitter connection. 6. Connect the other end of that cable (C) to the cable-in outlet on the back of the Home Phone Modem. Note: It is important to the boot up process of the Modem that the connection between the wall outlet and the Modem has been made before continuing to the next step. 7. Complete steps 1 & 2 under the Home Phone Only set-up instructions. 8. Using the Modem Power Pack, plug the Modem into an electrical outlet. Watch the Modem lights indicating that the Modem has connected to the system (may take up to 30 minutes). WebSTAR Modem: Power, Receive, Send and Cable lights should all be solid green. 18

Home Phone with Internet Setup DIAGRAM 3 First, follow Home Phone Only Setup Instructions (Diagram 1). 1. Connect Ethernet Cable (C) to the Home Phone Modem and your computer. 2. Consult your ISP s setup instructions. Internet users may also review setup instructions located online at http://help.rr.com under Tutorials. Home Phone with DIGITAL TV and Internet DIAGRAM 4 If a TV is already using the cable wall outlet, follow these steps to connect the cable splitter provided in this kit: 1. Turn TV off and disconnect Phone Base the existing coaxial cable (A) from the wall. 2. Attach this cable (A) to the connection labeled out on the splitter. 3. Attach one of the provided coaxial cables to the splitter connection labeled in, then attach the other end of this cable (B) to the wall outlet. 4. Connect one end of the other coaxial cable (C) provided to the remaining splitter connection. 5. Connect the other end of that cable (C) to the cable-in outlet on the back of the Home Phone Modem. Note: It is important to the boot up process of the Modem that the connection between the wall outlet and the Modem has been made before continuing to the next step. 6. Connect Ethernet Cable (D) to the Home Phone Modem and your computer. 7. Complete steps 1 & 2 under the Home Phone Only set-up instructions. 8. Using the Modem Power Pack, plug the Modem into an electrical outlet. Watch the Modem lights indicating that the Modem has connected to the system (may take up to 30 minutes). WebSTAR Modem: Power, Receive, Send and Cable lights should all be solid green. 9. Consult your ISP s setup instructions. Oceanic Time Warner Cable Internet users may review setup instructions located online at: http://help.rr.com Important: Call 206-9063 for Connectivity Test of your phone service. 19

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