The Federal Communications Commission
445 12th Street, SW
Washington, DC 20554
Dear The Federal Communications Commission,
I do not want to pay more for my telephone service! I urge you
to reject a flat fee proposal that would change how
contributions are made to the Universal Service Fund. I am
concerned that this proposal could make my current service
unaffordable.
Under the flat fee proposal you are considering, people who make
few long distance calls would pay the same as people or
businesses that make many calls. In other words, low-volume and
primarily residential customers would bear the same universal
service fund burden as a high-volume residential or business
customers. This is unfair!
I use my wireless phone for safety, security and convenience. I
don't want to lose these benefits so that big businesses can pay
less than their fair share. I urge you to reject the proposal to
move the USF collection system to a flat-fee.
Keep the USF Fair!
Sincerely,
Robin Smith
811 Magnolia Ext. #36
Johnson City, Tennessee 37604-6553