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10/07/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/07/2026 09:17

FCC Proposes Millions in Fines for Lifeline Program Fraud

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FCC Proposes Millions in Fines for Lifeline Program Fraud
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The FCC is proposing more than $10 million in fines against two providers who apparently defrauded the FCC's Lifeline Program.

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