I understand that many cellular subscribers find it advantageous to have two cellular phones with the same number. In this way, someone trying to reach a subscriber need only dial one number and the subscriber will be able to receive the call on either his or her car phone or on his or her portable hand-held phone. I also understand that the FCC currently prohibits companies from altering the electronic serial number of a cellular phone to allow more than one phone to have the same telephone number, but that the commission has been asked to reconsider that rule. I wonder, how would this bill affect the petition for reconsideration of this matter that is now pending before the FCC?
Connie Morella: “I understand that many cellular subscribers find it advantageous to have two cellular phones with the same number. In…”
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Discussing the implications of cellular extension phones and FCC regulations.
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