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TELECOM (PHONE) RIGHTS


AVOID PROBLEMS WITH YOUR PHONE SERVICE

 

About Communities for Telecom Rights

The Communities for Telecom Rights (CTR) Campaign is a unique and unprecedented effort to provide telecommunications consumer education and protection to limited-English Asian and Latino consumers in California, regarding issues such as "slamming, "cramming," prepaid phone cards, dial-around, cell phones, and many other telecom issues.



TELEPHONE SERVICES - PROBLEMS AND ISSUES


  • CHOOSING THE RIGHT HOME SERVICE PLAN (LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE)

  • HOME SERVICE PROBLEMS AND ISSUES (SLAMMING AND CRAMMING)

  • WIRELESS (CELL) PHONE SERVICES (PLANS AND PROBLEMS)

  • PREPAID PHONE CARD SERVICES
  • MISLEADING ADS AND TELEPHONE SERVICES

  • AVOIDING TELEPHONE FRAUD

  • PREVENTING IDENTITY THEFT


    • Communities for Telecom Rights     is a statewide network of more than 60 non-profit, community-based organizations coordinated and supported by three "lead agencies." Asian Pacific American Legal Center 9APALC), Latino Issues Forum (LIF) and Utility Consumers Action Network (UCAN).



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