You can also contact your public service commissioner (www.lpsc.org) and
express your extreme disapproval of this. I'm sure the FCC overrides
them, but it doesn't hurt to voice your opinion. I've written Jay
Blossman two letters in the past requesting Bellsouth unbundle DSL from
voice service, and never heard back from him. So i'll never vote for him
for anything, ever. Rumor has it that Bellsouth has the whole LPSC in
their back pocket anyway, so it might not do any good.
ray
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005, Jeremy (mailing list box) wrote:
> Exactly, which means they benefit at the expense of small business and
> consumers like you and I. Ifs why consumers and small ISPs need to
> contact the FCC just to make sure that they know this isn't good for
> anyone expect Bellsouth.
>
> Jerry Rushe wrote:
>
> >Jeremy,
> >We (and the FCC) see this request for what it really is...an effort to
> >maintain business/monopoly.
> >
> >jr
> >
> >
> >On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 22:42:46 -0600, Jeremy (mailing list box)
> ><listbox@unix-boy.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Bellsouth seems to be filing a petition with the FCC asking for an
> >>exemption to the line sharing policy that allows indie ISPs like
> >>Southern Star, etc. to offer service...
> >>
> >>http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/59577
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