American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall file a Tier 2 Advice Letter to request approval for any future changes to its approved service area. This request shall include a list of the geographic areas and a map(s) in Shapefile format of the proposed service area. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall use a Tier 2 advice letter to request approval for any future changes including, but not limited to, terms and conditions and to the approved California LifeLine wireless service plans. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall comply with General Order 153 and the California LifeLine Administrator’s enrollment process including, but not limited to, validation checks, transmission requirements, and efforts to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall submit its terms and conditions, disclosures, and marketing materials, including scripts used by customer service representatives, for review and approval by the Communications Division before dissemination and/or availability to the public. Additionally, American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall clearly label the four wireless telephone service plans approved in this Resolution as “California LifeLine wireless service plans” and refer to the California LifeLine Program, where applicable, in American Broadband and Telecommunications Company’s terms and conditions, disclosures, and marketing materials. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall notify the California LifeLine Administrator and obtain prior approval from Communications Division of any changes to American Broadband and Telecommunications Company’s provisioning process and operations including, but not limited to, its service activation method. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall comply with all CPUC rules, orders, decisions, and resolutions, the California Public Utilities Code, and federal Eligible Telecommunications Carrier and Lifeline rules. Failure to do so may result in fines, penalties, denial, suspension, and/or revocation of its Eligible Telecommunications Carrier designation, wireless identification registration, and/or authority to operate as a California LifeLine provider in California and denial and/or suspension of its California LifeLine reimbursements. This Resolution is effective today. I certify that the foregoing resolution was duly introduced, passed, and adopted at a conference of the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California held on September 14, 2017, with the following Commissioners voting favorably thereon:
American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall file a Tier 2 Advice Letter to request approval for any future changes to its approved service area. This request shall include a list of the geographic areas and a map(s) in Shapefile format of the proposed service area. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall use a Tier 2 advice letter to request approval for any future changes including, but not limited to, terms and conditions and to the approved California LifeLine wireless service plans. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall comply with General Order 153 and the California LifeLine Administrator’s enrollment process including, but not limited to, validation checks, transmission requirements, and efforts to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall submit its terms and conditions, disclosures, and marketing materials, including scripts used by customer service representatives, for review and approval by the Communications Division before dissemination and/or availability to the public. Additionally, American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall clearly label the four wireless telephone service plans approved in this Resolution as “California LifeLine wireless service plans” and refer to the California LifeLine Program, where applicable, in American Broadband and Telecommunications Company’s terms and conditions, disclosures, and marketing materials. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall notify the California LifeLine Administrator and obtain prior approval from Communications Division of any changes to American Broadband and Telecommunications Company’s provisioning process and operations including, but not limited to, its service activation method. American Broadband and Telecommunications Company shall comply with all CPUC rules, orders, decisions, and resolutions, the California Public Utilities Code, and federal Eligible Telecommunications Carrier and Lifeline rules. Failure to do so may result in fines, penalties, denial, suspension, and/or revocation of its Eligible Telecommunications Carrier designation, wireless identification registration, and/or authority to operate as a California LifeLine provider in California and denial and/or suspension of its California LifeLine reimbursements. This Resolution is effective today. I certify that the foregoing resolution was duly introduced, passed, and adopted at a conference of the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California held on September 14, 2017, with the following Commissioners voting favorably thereon:
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