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Re: 3rd party VoIP on Clearwire

said by Fox McCloud See Profile :

I may not like them doing it, but it is their network...
And they should rightly expect to get slapped down by the FCC for doing it. Madison River did the same thing and got a nice, big ruler across the back of their hands.
permalink · 2008-01-22 13:51:12 · Reply to this
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