New Report: How to Raise the Phone Bill of the Average New Jersey Family
March 13th, 2011 | by NJPP Staff | Published in Economic Development | 1 Comment
Like many forms of rushed deregulation, S 2664 will end up raising phone rates for consumers and undermining effective consumer protections. Read the full report here.
Update
April 20, 2011- Gov. Chris Christie said today he has “grave concerns” about legislation that would deregulate basic telephone service, and will not support it unless it prevents senior citizens from seeing a big jump in their monthly bill. Read the full story
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March 17th, 2011at 3:37 PM(#)
Why all this fuss over another ~$10/mo, and no mention of the continuing $4-5 thousand/yr of the cruel, regressive, confiscatory school property tax on this same middle class.
Makes the Rebates necessary and many ‘so grateful’ to NJ gov.
Why these minor distractions? Can’t fight the big issues?
By the way, that do not call list is a sham. Now several calls selling electricity at a ‘bargain’. Why is NJ in RGGI, as just doubles rates with next to no mark on air quality, if even need be.