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> Take over the carrier, continue operations, assist the legit subscribers with moving onto a compliant carrier and then shut it down. I got the impression tha

> Take over the carrier, continue operations, assist the legit subscribers with moving onto a compliant carrier and then shut it down. I got the impression that a lot of these firms are overseas. E.g., SIA Tet seems to be Latvian. The FCC can't just direct these companies; but they can "advise" (lean on) domestic carriers not to deliver their traffic.

dqv 3y ago
In that case, there's not much that can be done, and also I think there's a stronger assumption of those numbers being disposable (at least for calling US family members and whatnot, plus just not being used as much to make legit international calls). But as far as US companies, I think the FCC stepping in would be appropriate if the FCC authorizes blocking their traffic.