Ars Technica

Frontier knowingly sold Internet speeds it can’t deliver, FTC lawsuit says

The Federal Trade Commission and officials from six states yesterday sued Frontier Communications, alleging that the telecom provider misrepresented Internet speeds and charged many customers for ...
Wired

An FTC Lawsuit Says Frontier Lied About Internet Speeds

This story originally appeared on Ars Technica, a trusted source for technology news, tech policy analysis, reviews, and more. Ars is owned by WIRED's parent company, Condé Nast. The complaint was ...
Ars Technica

State forces Frontier to stop charging $7 “Internet Infrastructure Surcharge”

Frontier Communications has agreed to stop charging its sneaky $7-per-month “Internet Infrastructure Surcharge” as part of a settlement with Connecticut Attorney General William Tong. Frontier also ...
CNET

Frontier sued for allegedly misleading customers on internet speeds

The US Federal Trade Commission and six states have sued Frontier Communications for allegedly misleading customers on its internet service speeds. The FTC alleges that Frontier charged customers for ...
WFAE

FTC, NC And 5 Other States Sue Frontier Over Slow DSL Speeds

North Carolina and five other states have joined the Federal Trade Commission in suing Frontier Communications over slower-than-advertised DSL internet speeds. North Carolina Attorney General Josh ...