Australian Government Seeks Public Feedback on New ITC Strategy

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Metro Ethernet Provider Frontier Communications Seeks to Retain California Customers

- Alert). In reaction to this merger, Frontier is ramping up its efforts to woo former SureWest businesses to sign up for Frontier’s VoIP and metro Ethernet services. Since Frontier is an established brand in the Elk Grove area, it hopes to leverage that reputation to pick up more customers.

Frontier has touted the ease of switching from SureWest, assuring customers that they should be able to transition to the new provider without penalties or hassles. The California Public Utilities Commission has mandated that customers newly moved to Consolidated can terminate service without having to pay any fees, even if their contracts are not up.

Recently, Frontier acquired Verizon’s (News

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Community Bank Seeks to Preempt Fraud with TRC Interactive

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New Yorker Claims iTunes Double Billing, Seeks Class Action Lawsuit

A New Yorker is suing Apple, claiming the company double billed him for an iTunes music purchase and then refused to offer a refund, citing its own Terms of Service -- and if he gets his way, it will become a class action.

Justia.com is reporting that New York resident Robert Herskowitz is all fired up at Apple and the iTunes Store, which he claims charged his account twice for the same song. After finding no love with iTunes support, he’s decided to sue the company and is now seeking class-action status for his lawsuit.

As soon as Herskowitz found the duplicate charge, he claims to have contacted iTunes support. The following day, he received a response -- but it certainly wasn’t the one he was hoping for.



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