Attachment Attachment 1

This document pretains to ITC-214-20160310-00119 for International Global Resale Authority on a International Telecommunications filing.

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Response to Question 9

This Applicant qualifies for streamlined processing for the following reasons. First, neither
Applicant nor any of its affiliates is affiliated with any dominant U.S. carrier whose international
switched or private line services are being resold. Second, although Applicant is affiliated with
foreign carriers in the U.K., Germany, Sweden, Poland and Denmark, none of these foreign
carriers is a monopoly provider of international transport facilities or services, including cable
landing station access and backhaul facilities; inter-city facilities or services; and local access
facilities or services in their destination countries nor does any of them hold sufficient market
power on the foreign end of the route to affect competition adversely in the U.S. market. None
of these affiliates appears on the Commission’s dominant carrier list and none of these affiliates
even approaches anywhere near to a 50 percent market share in the international transport and
the local access markets on the foreign end of the applicable route and therefore qualify for the
presumption of non-dominance pursuant to section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission’s rules.



Response to Questions 11-13

Applicant’s parent company, Limitless Mobile Holdings, LLC holds controlling interests in the
following foreign companies with whom Applicant is affiliated and to which destination
countries the Applicant wishes to provide International Services:

    •   Limited Mobile ApS (“Limitless Denmark”) is contractually authorized to provide
        mobile voice and data services in Denmark, a WTO member country, on a resale basis.
        Limitless Denmark provides mobile wireless services to the public and also operates as
        Mobile Virtual Network Enabler and Aggregator (“MVNE/MVNA”). As an MVNA,
        Limitless Denmark resells the mobile wireless capacity of non-affiliated mobile wireless
        networks on a wholesale basis to non-affiliated Mobile Virtual Network Operators
        (“MVNO”) that provide mobile wireless voice and data services to the public. As an
        MVNE, Limitless Denmark offers certain support and back office services, such as
        ordering, billing and provisioning services to support unaffiliated MVNOs. Limitless
        Denmark lacks market power in Denmark and qualifies for a presumption of non-
        dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission’s rules. The company does not
        control bottleneck facilities and has a market share under 50 percent in all relevant
        markets on the foreign end of the U.S.–Denmark route, including the international
        transport and local access markets. Limitless Denmark is not listed for Denmark on the
        Commission’s Market Power List.1



1
 The International Bureau Revises and Reissues the Commission’s List of Foreign Telecommunications Carriers
that Are Presumed to Possess Market Power in Foreign Telecommunications Markets, Public Notice, DA 07-233
(Jan. 26, 2007) (“Market Power List”).


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•   Limited Mobile GmbH (“Limitless Germany”) operates in Germany, a WTO member
    country, as a Mobile Virtual Network Aggregator. As an MVNA, Limitless Germany
    offers certain support and back office services, such as ordering, billing and provisioning
    services to support unaffiliated MVNOs. Limitless Germany also provides switching
    services for other carriers. Limitless Germany lacks market power in Germany and
    qualifies for a presumption of non-dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the
    Commission’s rules. The company does not control bottleneck facilities and has a market
    share under 50 percent in all relevant markets on the foreign end of the U.S.–Germany
    route, including the international transport and local access markets. Limitless Germany
    is not listed for Germany on the Commission’s Market Power List.

•   Limitless Mobile AB (“Limitless Sweden”) is contractually authorized to provide mobile
    voice and data services in Sweden, a WTO member country, on a resale basis. Limitless
    Sweden resells mobile wireless services the public and also operates as an
    MVNE/MVNA As an MVNA, Limitless Sweden resells the mobile wireless capacity of
    non-affiliated mobile wireless networks on a wholesale basis to non-affiliated Mobile
    Virtual Network Operators that also provide mobile wireless voice and data services to
    the public. As an MVNE, Limitless Sweden offers certain support and back office
    services, such as ordering, billing and provisioning services to support unaffiliated
    MVNOs. Limitless Sweden lacks market power in Sweden and qualifies for a
    presumption of non-dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission’s rules.
    The company does not control bottleneck facilities and has a market share under 50
    percent in all relevant markets on the foreign end of the U.S.–Sweden route, including the
    international transport and local access markets. Limitless Sweden is not listed for
    Sweden on the Commission’s Market Power List.

•   Limitless Mobile SP Z.O.O (“Limitless Poland”) is contractually authorized to provide
    mobile voice and data services in Poland, a WTO-member country, on a resale basis.
    Limitless Poland operates as Mobile Virtual Network Enabler and Aggregator
    (“MVNE/MVNA”). As an MVNA, Limitless Poland resells the mobile wireless capacity
    of non-affiliated mobile wireless networks on a wholesale basis to non-affiliated Mobile
    Virtual Network Operators (“MVNO”) that provide mobile wireless voice and data
    services to the public. As an MVNE, Limitless Poland offers certain support and back
    office services, such as ordering, billing and provisioning services to support unaffiliated
    MVNOs. Limitless Poland lacks market power in Poland and qualifies for a presumption
    of non-dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission’s rules. The company
    does not control bottleneck facilities and has a market share under 50 percent in all
    relevant markets on the foreign end of the U.S.– Poland route, including the international
    transport and local access markets. Limitless Poland is not listed for Poland on the
    Commission’s Market Power List.

•   Limited Mobile Limited (“Limitless UK”) is contractually authorized to provide mobile
    voice and data services in the United Kingdom, a WTO-member, on a resale basis.
    Limitless UK operates as a Mobile Virtual Network Enabler and Aggregator


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       (“MVNE/MVNA”). As an MVNA, Limitless UK resells the mobile wireless capacity of
       non-affiliated mobile wireless networks on a wholesale basis to non-affiliated Mobile
       Virtual Network Operators (“MVNO”) that provide mobile wireless voice and data
       services to the public. As an MVNE, Limitless UK offers certain support and back office
       services, such as ordering, billing and provisioning services to support unaffiliated
       MVNOs.

   •   Falmar Limited (“Falmar”) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Limitless UK and was
       formed for the purpose of undertaking special individual projects on an as-needed basis.

All of the aforementioned countries are WTO member countries. As set forth above, the
Applicant and each of its affiliates qualify as non-dominant in that they lack sufficient market
power on the foreign end of the route to affect competition adversely in the U.S. market.
Furthermore, none of Applicant’s foreign affiliates even come close to approaching a 50 percent
market share in international transport facilities or services, including cable landing station
access and backhaul facilities, intercity facilities or services, and local access facilities or
services on the foreign end of a particular route.

Applicant seeks authority to provide resale and/or facilities based service to all international
points, including international points where it has no foreign carrier affiliations.



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