FCC Gives Frontier Until July 15 to Comply With Changes Under BDS Tariff Order
FCC staff granted Frontier Communications' request for more time to comply with the agency's recent business data service (BDS) tariff investigation order (see 1604280057). Frontier was given until July 15, instead of July 1, to revise and/or remove certain language…
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in tariff pricing plans the commission had found were unjust and unreasonable, said a Wireline Bureau order in docket 15-247 listed in Friday's Daily Digest. The Frontier plans required BDS customers to aggregate all of their purchases under a single plan and to pay penalties that the commission found were excessive for failing to meet volume and term commitments.