Miscellaneous
A company that exits the National Exchange Carrier Association pool to convert to price caps should not be allowed to set its rates to generate more revenue than it was entitled to as a member of the NECA pool, AT&T…
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told FCC Wireline Bureau officials Thursday, an ex parte filing said (http://xrl.us/bnrdpn). The bureau should ensure “revenue neutrality” by establishing initial rates to reflect exiting the pool, and initializing price cap indices, AT&T said. AT&T was referring to the recent exit from the NECA pool of Consolidated, Frontier and Windstream. AT&T estimated that their initial interstate special access rates were overstated by as much as $15 million.