Ever since the company acquired Verizon's DSL and landline networks in New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, Fairpoint's had problems connecting 911 service, delivering consistent broadband service, meeting broadband expansion requirements, doling out customer rebates, and even for a while there answering the phone. Now the carrier says they're having problems balancing the books as well. As the carrier struggles with bankruptcy, they've also discovered that a "procedural deficiency" resulted in the company over-reporting their revenues for the first three months of 2009 by around $26.4 million, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader. Fairpoint says the error was "the result of a deficiency in the transfer of certain known customer billing adjustments from the company's billing platform to its general ledger."