Subject: [NEXTEL-1] Industry Stalls Arizona Bill

From: Marcelrf <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 15:09:05 -0500

Industry Stalls Arizona Bill

House Bill 2506, currently in the Arizona Legislature, aims to allow
Arizona’s
Corporate Commission to investigate consumer complaints about cell phone

service, similar to those it currently investigates for landline
service. However,
the wireless industry is collaborating to argue that the industry's
heated
competition has kept consumers satisfied, and in turn, the bill is being
stalled.
Wireless lobbyists say there is a voluntary code of conduct and there is
no
problem. According to the Cellular Telecommunication & Internet
Association
(CTIA), in Arizona, 400 complaints out of 2.5 million wireless customers
is just
a fraction of 1 percent of the marketplace. Despite the failure thus far
to reach a
compromise, Arizona might allow the bill to move forward this week. The
Corporate Commission vows to not give up until the bill is in place.
(Source:
Arizona Republic) -

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