Toll Free Number Quiz! Trivia

The statement is explaining that customers can use "I-serve" to create multiple routings for their desired call flow. This means that they have the ability to customize and organize their calls in a way that suits their needs. Therefore, the statement is true.

The given statement states that TTL is the only service provider who offers a web interface called "I-serve" to customers for managing TFN routing. This means that no other service provider provides this specific web interface for TFN routing management. Therefore, the answer is true.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that TFN-UAN revenue is allocated to the circle from which the Order Entry is performed. This means that the revenue generated from TFN-UAN goes directly to the specific circle that processed the order.

The correct answer is "Toll free owner alone." This means that the owner of the toll-free number is the one responsible for bearing the call charges. Unlike regular phone numbers where the caller is charged for the call, toll-free numbers allow callers to reach the business or service without incurring any charges. The owner of the toll-free number pays for the incoming calls, making it convenient for customers to reach them without any cost.

TATA Toll free and UAN can be terminated on any TATA Postpaid DEL. This means that if you have a TATA Postpaid DEL connection, you have the option to terminate or cancel your TATA Toll free and UAN services. It is not specified whether this termination option is available for other types of TATA connections such as prepaid GSM or fixed line DEL, or if it is applicable only in India.

The purpose of Domestic toll-free and UAN (Universal Access Number) is to allow calls to originate in India and terminate in India. This means that these numbers are used for domestic communication within India, allowing callers to reach businesses or organizations within the country without incurring any charges.

The statement suggests that there are different series of TFN (Telecom Facility Number) and UAN (Universal Access Number) allowed for the TTML and TTSL circles. This implies that these circles have specific and distinct sets of numbers allocated for their telecom services. Therefore, the statement is true.

State Based routing would be the appropriate configuration for the customer in order to identify the calling state/circle of the caller and route them to their specific location. This routing method allows the customer to categorize incoming calls based on the state or region from which they originate, enabling them to direct the calls to the appropriate location or department. By using State Based routing, the customer can ensure that calls are efficiently handled and directed to the relevant resources based on the caller's location.

The statement is false because toll-free and UAN (Universal Access Number) numbers are typically only accessible within the country where they are issued. These numbers are designed to be free for callers within the country, but dialing them from outside the country would usually incur international calling charges. Therefore, toll-free and UAN numbers cannot be dialed from outside India.

The correct answer is "Local call by calling party and rest of the leg by UAN owner." This means that the calling party will bear the charges for the local call, while the UAN owner will bear the charges for the remaining part of the call.

The toll-free and UAN (Universal Access Number) series of all service providers in India are differentiated by the middle 3 digits, also known as the SCP (Service Control Point) code. This code helps to identify and route calls to the appropriate service provider. By using different SCP codes, service providers can ensure that their toll-free and UAN numbers are unique and distinguishable from each other.

None of the service providers mentioned in the options (Airtel, Reliance, BSNL/MTNL) provide a web interface for TFN routing management. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above".

The correct answer is "Both A & B". This means that both Blacklist routing and whitelist routing, as well as Menu based routing and PIN based routing, are standalone routing types that cannot be nested with any other routing types.

Menu based routing and PIN based routing incur additional charges to the customer apart from standard rental charges. This is because these routing types involve more complex and customized routing options. Menu based routing allows customers to navigate through a menu and select the desired destination, which requires additional infrastructure and resources. PIN based routing involves the use of personal identification numbers to route calls, which also requires extra processing and verification. Therefore, these routing types have additional costs associated with them.

The statement suggests that TTML allowed TFN-UAN series numbers can be logged in from any TTSL circle and vice versa. However, the correct answer is false because it implies that there is no restriction or limitation on logging in from different circles. In reality, there may be specific rules or regulations that govern the logging in of these numbers, and they may not be universally accepted across all circles.