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RSSIt is more or less apparent that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is no way detracting from its stand on VoIP E911 issue notwithstanding vehement criticism from industries.
The Commission is now seeking public comment for the smooth...
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I am surprised that big giant like AT&T is canceling VoIP accounts showing inability to provide E911 services.
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Russell Shaw of ZDNet claims, he has received an e-mail from Verizon which states that the company will stop providing 911 services from first of next month.
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US-based leading VoIP service provider Vonage has brought E911 services for its customers in Los Angeles.
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