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Or more likely, CenturyLink is now tacking a mandatory $10 "911 robustness and replication" fee to your bill. Someone's gotta pay for those duplicated systems.
by nikanj 8y ago
Or more likely, CenturyLink is now tacking a mandatory $10 "911 robustness and replication" fee to your bill.
Someone's gotta pay for those duplicated systems.
- TheCraiggers 8y agoThey already have that. If you look on your phone bill's list of fees, you'll see one for 911. It's not $10, but it's there.
- chipperyman573 8y agoWhen I read that I always assumed that was a fee that went to the 911 call centers to fund them (paying the people who answered the phones, renting the land they're based out of, etc). Does the entire fee go directly to the phone company?
- chx 8y agoHere's the relevant California legislation for example (it's regulated at state level): https://law.justia.com/codes/california/2005/rtc/41135-41142.html https://law.justia.com/codes/california/2005/rtc/41135-41142... it's pretty straightforward as to where the monies go.
- PavlovsCat 8y agoNobody understands what that is though. So I present to you: CenturyLink Peach Fuzz - keeps you peachy and the details fuzzy That's good enough, what's important is signing popular actors and licensing some really catchy music for the ads.