FCC Invites Input on Sprint Bid to Halt Wireline Consumer Long-Distance Services
The FCC sought comment by Oct. 3 on Sprint's application to discontinue various wireline consumer long-distance services and associated features on or after Oct. 18. The services include "domestic and international 1+ long distance dialing from presubscribed accounts and casual…
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caller accounts (Message Telecommunications Service), FONCARD, Directory Assistance, Directory Assistance Calling, Toll Free and Operator Services, as well as all associated consumer pricing plans," said a Wireline Bureau public notice in docket 16-294 listed in Monday's Daily Digest.