Qwest Settlement Cuts Telephone Rates by $16M, Expands DSL Service
| November 7, 2008 |  View for printing |
Qwest, which serves 260,000 telephone customers in Montana, has agreed to settle a five-year-old dispute over its rates and services by cutting rates $16 million a year and expanding high-speed Internet into 27 small towns.
Its been a long time coming, said Public Service Commissioner Ken Toole, D-Helena, who filed a consumer complaint against the company two years ago that helped lead to the proposed settlement. Im pretty pleased with it. Overall, I think this is pretty significant.
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