EWA Tells Members to Ignore Warnings From Federal License Management
The Enterprise Wireless Alliance told members Monday they should ignore letters that look like they are from the FCC but are really from a company, Federal License Management. EWA posted a typical letter. “The letter certainly wants to look official,…
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but as we have alerted you in the past, ‘Federal License Management’ is not affiliated in any manner with the Federal Government, and most certainly, has nothing to do” with the FCC, EWA said: “If you or your customers recently received an ‘ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATE -- MODIFICATION NOTICE’ from the ‘Office of Compliance Administration’ referencing a call sign and listing potential amendments, you should seek satisfaction by throwing the letter away. The FCC does not issue such nonsensical communications and does not have an Office of Compliance Administration.” Federal License Management didn't comment.