FCC Not Satisfied with Verizon's ETF Explanation
AT&T is going to do the SAME thing
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/ ... »
You don't think they are keenly aware that the iPhone scam can be halted with one quick move?
The only reason they did not immediately follow suit is to wait and see what the FCC might do. Once the FCC shows they legally cannot do anything about VZW legitimately raising their fees to reflect actual subsidies AT&T will do the same on the iPhone.
You don't think they are keenly aware that the iPhone scam can be halted with one quick move?
The only reason they did not immediately follow suit is to wait and see what the FCC might do. Once the FCC shows they legally cannot do anything about VZW legitimately raising their fees to reflect actual subsidies AT&T will do the same on the iPhone.
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I'd imagine they will follow suit if the government doesn't slap Verizon. That's good news for T-Mobile and Sprint that are both unlikely to follow suit.
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SprintCC said:
I'd imagine they will follow suit if the government doesn't slap Verizon. That's good news for T-Mobile and Sprint that are both unlikely to follow suit.
Sprint announced that there would be NO ETF increases.
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How does that article mean ANYTHING about them raising ETFs?
It doesn't. the NYC area is an area with poor call quality DUE to the iphone so it seems to me that they're trying to cut it down a bit in order to give them a chance to correct the issue. As far as it might be reducing fraud.....there's a good chance that's why it's there seeing as a large number of online purchases are fraudulent.
It doesn't. the NYC area is an area with poor call quality DUE to the iphone so it seems to me that they're trying to cut it down a bit in order to give them a chance to correct the issue. As far as it might be reducing fraud.....there's a good chance that's why it's there seeing as a large number of online purchases are fraudulent.
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