National Wireless Policy
Hundreds of laws and regulations in states and cities across the country threaten to delay wireless innovation, reduce consumer choice and increase consumer costs. States and cities are also raising the cost of your wireless service by imposing unfair and excessive taxes and fees. With the 110th Congress in session in Washington, D.C., legislators must renew their commitment to pass a real communications reform bill, including one consistent national policy for wireless services. Right now, each of the 50 states can govern wireless 50 different ways. Since wireless doesn't recognize state borders, the hundreds of separate state taxes, laws and regulations in states and cities across the country are creating a confusing tangle for consumers. The result is less innovation, fewer choices among services, plans and providers, and ultimately higher prices for wireless consumers.
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Responsible Network Management
The country's big Internet giants are once again lobbying the U.S. Congress and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for dangerously misguided regulations that could negatively impact your wireless and Internet services. These big online companies - and their blogosphere and celebrity supporters - want to stop wireless carriers from managing their wireless networks - especially wireless Internet. This would make the Internet companies lots of money, by shifting costs onto network providers like the wireless carriers. But it could cost consumers even more. That's not fair, and it's simply bad policy. Tell the FCC and Congress to Say NO to Government Regulation of the Internet.
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Early Termination Fees
When purchasing wireless service, many consumers signed a legal contract agreeing to receive one or two years of wireless service from a particular provider. Along with that contract, consumers likely received a free or greatly discounted wireless handset and accessories, as well as a large allotment of talk time and other services and features.
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Taxes
When your wireless bill comes every month, do you ever look at all the taxes you’re paying? Innovation and competition in the wireless industry has pushed prices down over the years. However, taxes imposed by every level of government – from your city to the federal government – are eating up your savings and threatening to limit your freedom to communicate affordably.
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Wireless AMBER Alerts™
There’s an important new service available to wireless consumers!! Wireless companies have partnered with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the Department of Justice to make AMBER Alert text messages available to wireless consumers.
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Enhanced Wireless 9-1-1 Services
Wireless technology not only provides the freedom to connect with friends and family, but it also is a powerful tool designed for your personal safety and security. Every day, more than 224,000 Americans use their wireless phones to contact emergency services – saving lives, stopping crimes, and helping others in emergencies.
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Safe Driving
Wireless is all about keeping us connected. Wireless keeps moms connected with their kids, it keeps businesses and clients informed and productive, it keeps stock picks and sports updates at our fingertips, and it delivers photos to grandparents across the country. But when it comes to using wireless devices while you’re driving, there is one simple rule everyone needs to remember...
Safety Always Comes First!

Congress and the President have extended the Internet Access Tax Ban!
The existing Federal moratorium on taxes on Internet access was set to expire on November 1, 2007, and tens of thousands of wireless consumers across the country took action. Legislation was recently passed in the U.S. Congress – and signed into law by the President – to avoid the expiration of the Internet tax moratorium by extending the ban through the year 2014. Passage of a permanent ban on Internet Access Taxes remains the overwhelming goal of wireless and wireless Internet consumers -- over 71% said so -- however this action was the critical first step needed to ensure that the Internet is not subject to new state and local taxation that would limit consumer choice, delay innovation, and often require consumers to pay more for service. Since 1998, Congress has determined that Internet access should not be subject to state or local taxes, and also that electronic commerce should not be subject to unfair and discriminatory taxes. Congress should protect American consumers, and share in a bi-partisan goal of expanding affordable Internet access to all Americans. You can say thank you to your U.S. Representative and Senators today!
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Consumer Code
Did you know that wireless companies have made a public commitment to make their consumers the most educated and informed around? In 2003, wireless companies signed onto a 10-point “Consumer Code” to address the issues their customers care about most. The Consumer Code is designed to help wireless users make informed choices about wireless services, to better understand wireless service and rate plans, and to provide wireless services that meet customers’ needs.
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Adding Wireless Facilities
What are “wireless facilities” and why do they matter to you? Every day, more people are using more wireless services in more places. Americans use approximately 4,000 percent more minutes than they did even 9 years ago. They’re also using more advanced wireless services - like text messaging, email, digital photography and high speed Internet access. All these new users and new features mean that more wireless facilities are needed to handle the load.
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