Already under fire for struggling to integrate Verizon's New England DSL networks, Fairpoint Communications was rocked last month by anonymous allegations that they faked network readiness tests in order to gain approval for the deal from regulators. An e-mail sent to regulators by someone who called himself "David Unavailable" suggested that Fairpoint colluded with a consultant to fake a live network readiness handoff test. According to the Bangor Daily News however, the Maine state Attorney General isn't going to continue her investigation into the matter, after she found the tipster's information was second hand and involved no solid evidence. "This would be a very expensive investigation, we would have to hire experts and that is not justified by what I know today," she said.