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An FCC audit found Sprint claiming subsidies for fake accounts

An FCC audit found Sprint claiming subsidies for fake accounts

The Fed. Communications Commission announced on Wed. that T-Mobile will pay a $200mn fine as part of a settlement to determine a probe into Sprint’s alleged abuses of a fed program aimed at low-income subscribers. This comes after an FCC audit found Sprint claiming monthly subsidies for 885,000 customers as part of federal Lifeline program, even though they were actually not using it.

Milan
Milan
T-Mobile will pay $200 million to settle FCC investigation into Sprint's Lifeline abuse
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FCC fines T-Mobile $200M because Sprint defrauded low-income subsidy program
TECHwww.cnet.com
Jon
Jon 2 months

When you marry them, and then find out they have massive debt and the IRS after them.

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Katharine
Katharine 2 months

I wonder what that means.

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