FCC Comment Deadlines Set on Proposals to Curb Slamming, Cramming
The FCC opened a pleading cycle on its slamming and cramming proposals to bolster consumer protections against carriers making unauthorized changes to customers' preferred telecom providers or inserting unauthorized charges onto their phone bills. Comments are due Sept. 13, replies…
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Oct. 13 on an NPRM, said a Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau public notice Tuesday in docket 17-169. Commissioners unanimously adopted the item in July (see 1707130054).