Philadelphia Daily News Carla Anderson Urban Warrior Column: Phone Service Ripoff? You Make the Call
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By Carla Anderson, Philadelphia Daily News  Feb. 26--IT CAME IN THE MAIL -- the old-fashioned mail with an envelope and stamp delivered to a box outside your home or through a slot in your door -- and sounded like it could be a good deal.
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A local resident recently reported to the Monett Police Department a prank call that sounded too good to be true.
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By David DeKok, The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa.  Sep.
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The fat phone book, a fixture of the urban American household in the last century, is losing some of its girth as more people give up their land lines for cellphones.
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By Sam Kennedy, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Sep. 12--Commonwealth Telephone Enterprises is up for sale, according to  a news report.
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Are we ever sick of talking on the phone. (Sorry, Mom!) After trying out six VoIP services on both cable and DSL lines, on workdays and weekends, while surfing the Web or staring at the
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Company debuts technology that will make it possible to send false information about an incoming call.
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Blog: Sprint has sent letters to some of its customers, who it believes calls the customer support line too often.
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A cell phone stalker? Gimme a break, writes columnist Mike Elgan.
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It had been a pleasant Saturday afternoon until I got the dreadful cellphone call. The woman on the other end said she was from Bank of America. I immediately thought she was going to offer me another credit card. I told her I was busy.
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By Pamela Yip, The Dallas Morning News  Dec. 11--Shopping for telephone service, a cellphone plan, cable TV or an electricity provider can be exasperating.   The kaleidoscope of offers, hidden fees and charges, and frustrating customer service can leave you bug-eyed.
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PhoneBites' cellular service inserts sound clips into conversations. Ridiculous? The same was said of the multibillion ring tone market.
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The Clinton campaign has complained about them. So has Mitt Romney. Plenty of voters have vented, too. Those sometimes nasty and annoying recorded political phone calls known as "robo-calls" can drive people nuts Â and states are trying to crack down on them.
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Telecommunications giant tries to attract consumers who make few long-distance calls with a $20-per-month local plan.
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T-Mobile tests a service that offers subscribers in the Seattle area a chance to call more for less.
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The CallBlocker gives salesmen the brush off so you don't have to. In Gear Factor.
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Living with ads that contact your cell phone and ask if they can be shown to you.