Nexus Communications is the latest carrier to issue a statement...
Nexus Communications is the latest carrier to issue a statement of compliance to the Arkansas Public Service Commission with rules for competitive eligible telecom carriers (CETCs), said a Monday PSC filing (http://xrl.us/bndr8m). The company addressed concerns of Arkansas’ CETC order,…
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saying Nexus doesn’t need to provide an improvement plan and progress report because it doesn’t get “high-cost support”; noting the company had “provided evidence of its ability to remain functional in emergency situations”; and in providing information about the wireless and wireline plans it offers as well as outages. The order (http://xrl.us/bndr9n) outlines various reporting requirements for companies wanting to be designated CETCs and reflects FCC ETC requirements. Other companies such as TracFone Wireless and Virgin Mobile have submitted statements of compliance with the order in the last month.