Calling For Justice
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February 16, 2006
Bennett Gordon Utne.com
Keep USF Fair already has sent over half a million emails and
letters to leaders in Washington, and the group's been joined in
the fight by
Consumer Action and the League of United Latin American
Citizens, which says the fees will hit Latinos who rely on pre-paid
cell phones disproportionately hard. As Linda Sherry, director of
national priorities for Consumer Action told the Journal
Register News Service, the FCC is trying to balance the phone
budget 'on the backs of the consumers who use long-distance the
least and are least able to afford phone bills.'
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