>> Wireless boosters are "saving the carriers money by not making them build more towers, but now they can charge you for improving the holes in their own netwo

>> Wireless boosters are "saving the carriers money by not making them build more towers, but now they can charge you for improving the holes in their own network," Feld said. >> "For some reason, the commission has delegated authority to the carrier." I wonder if the FCC is receiving kickbacks from the carriers for implementing these rules? Is this worthy of petitioning the President to call of the dogs at the FCC? I can just imagine some greedy, beady-eyed Scrooge type at some large unnamed carrier wringing their hands in anticipation at the prospect of adding ... more fees to our bills.