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Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing
From: Sean Donelan <sean () donelan com>
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2021 12:57:40 -0400 (EDT)
FCC “fined” robocallers $208 million since 2015 but collected only $6,790Both FCC and FTC fail to collect vast majority of robocall fines, WSJ reports.
March 28, 2019 https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-fcc-has-fined-robocallers-208-million-its-collected-6-790-11553770803If your carrier doesn't indpendently verify LOAs, the security of your circuits is zip. Ask your carrier salesperson how they validate LOAs. If they just check a letterhead, tell your carrier salesperson to do better.
When it affects the salesperson's commission, things happen. Don't depend on the FCC.
Current thread:
- FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Sean Donelan (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Eric Kuhnke (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Dan Hollis (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Sean Donelan (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Patrick W. Gilmore (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Matt Erculiani (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Roy (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Dan Hollis (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Eric Kuhnke (Apr 23)
- Re: FCC fines for unauthorized carrier changes and consumer billing Sean Donelan (Apr 23)